Vancouver Convention Health Centre (COVID-19 Response): Planning, implementation, and four lessons learned.
Vancouver Convention Health Centre (COVID-19 Response): Planning, implementation, and four lessons learned.
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10.5055/ajdm.2020.0365
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发表时间：
2020-03-01
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Dhillon, Paul
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作者：
Brown, D Ross;Hennecke, Peter;Dhillon, Paul
作为不列颠哥伦比亚省应对COVID-19的一部分，温哥华会议卫生中心（VCHC）迅速成立，以创造应急医院容量床位。在全国各地建立了多所野战医院，为可能出现的激增做准备，刚果民主共和国卫生中心利用了一个非传统的卫生保健空间，并在其上覆盖了医疗基础设施。在规划多个患者群体时需要最大的灵活性，并开发了一种新的四盒概念来规划各自可能人群的需求。在非传统空间规划COVID-19医疗服务需要克服的主要困难包括氧气输送、未知的未来患者群体和人员配备。现在还可以提出一个明确的建议，即在所有社区设计和建造新的娱乐或会议设施时应考虑提供医疗保健。
The Vancouver Convention Health Centre (VCHC) was rapidly set up as a part of the COVID-19 response in Brit-ish Columbia in order to create surge hospital capacity bed space. Multiple field hospitals were set up across the country in preparation for a possible surge and the VCHC utilized a non-traditional health care space and overlaid it with medical infrastructure. Maximum flexibility was required in planning for multiple patient populations and a novel four-box concept to plan for the requirements of the respective possible populations was developed. Key difficulties that needed to be overcome in planning COVID-19 medical care delivery in a non-traditional space included oxygen delivery, unknown future patient populations, and staffing. A clear recommendation can also now be made that healthcare provision should be considered during the design and build of new recreational or convention facilities in all communities.