Study on the Method of Management of Emergency Medical Aid Station

Egawa, Kana; Yoda, Ikushi; Yamashita, Tetsuro

doi:10.3130/aijt.22.1073

AIJ J. Technol. Des.

2016

DOI: 10.3130/aijt.22.1073

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Study on the Method of Management of Emergency Medical Aid Station

Kana Egawa¹,

Ikushi Yoda²,

Tetsuro Yamashita³

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A Study on Arrangement of Functions of First-Aid Medical Stations Based in Elementary School

Murayama¹,

Kojima²,

Egawa³

et al. 2017

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This research clarifies the idea of the architectural planning of the first-aid medical stations, which is expected to be prepared as a preparation for the most recent earthquake in the metropolitan area. In this paper, we apply a simulation to reproduce the behavior of patients in a hospital outpatient to elementary school.1) Based on the number of assumed medical staff, how far can the first-aid medical station correspond to the number of victims?2) What is the area required for each function?3) Are there other issues to consider in the future?In this paper, we clarified these issues.

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A Study on Arrangement of Functions of First-Aid Medical Stations Based in Elementary School

Murayama¹,

Kojima²,

Egawa³

et al. 2017

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Analysis of Countermeasures and Demands for Hospital Facilities Accepting Casualties

Egawa

Kimura

Hine

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In this study, we examined countermeasures and facility demands when taking in casualties at disaster base hospitals during a disaster. 1. Many institutions had all disaster areas on the access floor and raised many concerns about the flow were raised. 2. The emergency department was designated for the critical care area in many institutions. This factor is effectively increased satisfaction in the ability to appropriately deal with serious illnesses and injuries. And it is shorter distances to scan rooms and ward elevators during emergency use. 3. Close proximity between the triage area and the critical care area was most strongly desired.

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Study on value-based design of healthcare facilities: Based on review of the literature in the USA and Japan

Zhao

Sun

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Front. Public Health

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With limited medical resources, it is of great significance for countries all over the world to explore architectural design methods to enhance the value of medical facilities. Therefore, it is very necessary to carry out an extensive international comparison. In order to grasp the research trend of healthcare facilities in the world, this paper conducts co-occurrence analysis, cluster analysis, and trend analysis of the keywords of 334 English articles and 153 Japanese articles related to healthcare facilities published in important academic journals in the USA and Japan in the past 15 years. We not only compare the similarities and differences in healthcare facility research between the USA and Japan, but also explore the reasons for these differences. It is found that by introducing three kinds of value variables, such as time, space, and behavior, we can not only well explain the difference in the solution of healthcare facilities in the USA and Japan to reduce medical costs but also provide new ideas for architectural design to enhance the value of hospitals. Based on the above analysis, a conceptual framework of value-based design of healthcare facilities that combines the advantages of the USA and Japan is proposed in this paper.

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Study on the Method of Management of Emergency Medical Aid Station

Cited by 3 publications

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A Study on Arrangement of Functions of First-Aid Medical Stations Based in Elementary School

A Study on Arrangement of Functions of First-Aid Medical Stations Based in Elementary School

Analysis of Countermeasures and Demands for Hospital Facilities Accepting Casualties

Study on value-based design of healthcare facilities: Based on review of the literature in the USA and Japan

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