FGI GuidanceforEmergencyConditions 2021
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Guidance for Designing Health and Residential Care Facilities that Respond and Adapt to Emergency Conditions
| Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
| FGI | 2021 | 716 |
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PDF Catalog
| PDF Pages | PDF Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Cover |
| 4 | Copyright |
| 7 | Contents |
| 15 | Preface |
| 21 | Acknowledgments |
| 22 | 2020 Emergency Conditions Committee |
| 28 | The Facility Guidelines Institute |
| 29 | Glossary |
| 33 | Acronyms |
| 37 | Chapter 1: Risk Assessments |
| 38 | Safety, Harm, and Hazards |
| 39 | A Proactive Approach to Safety |
| 40 | Development of the DEVA |
| 54 | Case Study: One Organization’s Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic |
| 61 | Existing Regulations and Potential Challenges to Adoption |
| 63 | A Proactive Approach Yields Multiple Benefits |
| 64 | Resources |
| 69 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Hospital Guidelines |
| 83 | Chapter 2: Surge Capacity Considerations |
| 87 | Surge Capacity Subcommittee Process |
| 90 | Exterior Considerations |
| 103 | Building Access |
| 106 | Patient Surge Spaces |
| 117 | Other Considerations Affecting Patient Care During Surge Events |
| 121 | Support for Families and Other Visitors |
| 122 | Clinical Support Services |
| 129 | Other Support Service Considerations |
| 131 | Building Systems |
| 146 | Partnerships Resources |
| 149 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Hospital Guidelines |
| 161 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Outpatient Guidelines |
| 163 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Residential Guidelines |
| 165 | Chapter 3: Alternate Care Sites |
| 169 | Operational Considerations |
| 171 | Compliance Considerations |
| 178 | General Considerations for Space Planning and Surfaces |
| 179 | General Considerations for Building Systems |
| 184 | Alternate Care Site Types |
| 188 | Application of General Considerations to Specific Facility Types |
| 208 | Alternate Care Sites Fill a Need |
| 210 | Resources |
| 213 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Hospital Guidelines from the Modular Construction Subcommittee |
| 214 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Hospital Guidelines from the Alternate Care Sites Subcommittee |
| 216 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Outpatient Guidelines from the Alternate Care Sites Subcommittee |
| 219 | Chapter 4: Resiliency |
| 220 | Planning for Resilient Facilities |
| 221 | Airborne Chemical, Biological, or Radiological Attacks |
| 228 | Civil Unrest |
| 240 | Flooding and Sea Level Rise |
| 249 | Hurricanes |
| 255 | Pandemics |
| 261 | Severe and Arctic Cold Events |
| 267 | Tornadoes |
| 279 | Utility Outages |
| 282 | Wildfires |
| 285 | Resilient Facilities for Community Support |
| 286 | Resources |
| 292 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Hospital Guidelines |
| 295 | Chapter 5: Renovation and Future Facility Design The Standard Design Approach |
| 297 | Subcommittee Approach and Process |
| 299 | Development of Recommendations to Address Emergency Conditions when Planning New Construction and Renovation Projects |
| 306 | Development of Design Recommendations: Basic, Enhanced, and Advanced |
| 312 | Determining When Emergency Condition Recommendations Apply |
| 316 | Building in Resilience |
| 318 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Hospital Guidelines |
| 359 | Chapter 6: Small and/or Rural Health Care Facilities |
| 360 | Characteristics of Small and/or Rural Health Care Facilities |
| 371 | Facility and Resource Constraints in Rural Emergency Preparedness and Response |
| 373 | Subcommittee Methodology |
| 376 | Research Results |
| 379 | Interviews with Hospital Administrators |
| 387 | Small Facility Planning Recommendations for New Construction |
| 388 | An Important Part of the U.S. Health Care System |
| 389 | Resources |
| 392 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Hospital Guidelines |
| 398 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Outpatient Guidelines |
| 400 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Residential Guidelines |
| 403 | Chapter 7: Emergency Preparedness in Residential Settings |
| 404 | Residential Subcommittee Framework for Making Recommendations |
| 409 | Building Scale and Density |
| 415 | Entrances, Lobbies, Vestibules, and Wayfinding |
| 416 | Room Design |
| 421 | Hand Hygiene |
| 424 | Common Dining and Amenity Spaces |
| 425 | Space for Family Visits |
| 427 | Support Areas for Staff |
| 430 | Facilities for Support Services |
| 432 | Airborne Infection Control |
| 440 | Essential Electrical Systems |
| 441 | Telehealth and Telemedicine Considerations |
| 442 | Real-Time Location Systems |
| 443 | Communication Systems |
| 444 | Gaps in Current Knowledge and Future Research Opportunities |
| 445 | Recommended Guidance for Emergency Conditions |
| 447 | Resources |
| 455 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Residential Guidelines |
| 495 | Appendices Appendix 3-1: Case Study—Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency (Immediate Short-Term Solution |
| 499 | Appendix 3-2: Case Study—St. Croix Health Center (Intermediate Solution |
| 504 | Appendix 3-3: Case Study—Coney Island Health Center (Long-Term Modular |
| 507 | Appendix 3-4: Case Study—Coliseo Juan Aubin Cruz Abreu, Manati, Puerto Rico |
| 511 | Appendix 3-5: Case Study—Converting Hotels to Hospitals |
| 515 | Appendix 3-6: Case Study—McCormick Place, Chicago |
| 520 | Appendix 3-7: Case Study—SUNY Stony Brook University Hospital |
| 525 | Appendix 4-1: Case Study—Superstorm Sandy, Catalyst for a Hazard Mitigation Assessment |
| 531 | Appendix 4-2: Case Study—Polar Vortex of 2019 |
| 535 | Appendix 4-3: Case Study—2003 Southern California Wildfires |
| 539 | Appendix 7-1: Case Study—Lessons Learned After Hurricane Katrina |
| 541 | Appendix 7-2: Case Study—Manitoba’s Personal Care Homes |
| 547 | Draft Guidelines for Emergency Conditions in Health and Residential Care Facilities |
| 548 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Hospital Guidelines Chapter 1.1 Introduction |
| 549 | Chapter 1.2 Planning, Design, Construction, and Commissioning |
| 569 | Chapter 1.3 Site |
| 572 | Chapter 1.4 Equipment Chapter 2.1 Common Elements for Hospitals |
| 605 | Chapter 2.2 Specific Requirements for General Hospitals |
| 613 | Chapter 2.8 Specific Requirements for Mobile/Transportable Medical Units |
| 624 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Outpatient Guidelines Chapter 1.1 Introduction |
| 625 | Chapter 1.2 Planning, Design, Construction, and Commissioning |
| 640 | Chapter 1.3 Site |
| 644 | Chapter 1.4 Equipment Chapter 2.1 Common Elements for Outpatient Facilities |
| 669 | Chapter 2.5 Specific Requirements for Urgent Care Centers |
| 670 | Chapter 2.6 Specific Requirements for Infusion Centers |
| 671 | Chapter 2.8 Specific Requirements for Freestanding Emergency Care Facilities |
| 672 | Chapter 2.10 Specific Requirements for Renal Dialysis Centers |
| 674 | Proposed Language Based on the 2018 Residential Guidelines Chapter 1.2 Planning/Predesign Process |
| 689 | Chapter 1.3 Site Selection Chapter 2.1 Site Elements |
| 691 | Chapter 2.3 Design Elements |
| 696 | Chapter 2.4 Design and Construction Requirements |
| 697 | Chapter 2.5 Building Systems |
| 701 | Chapter 3.1 Specific Requirements for Nursing Homes |
| 708 | Chapter 3.2 Specific Requirements for Hospice Facilities |
| 711 | Chapter 4.1 Specific Requirements for Assisted Living Facilities |
| 713 | Chapter 4.3 Specific Requirements for Long-Term Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Facilities |
| 715 | Chapter 4.4 Specific Requirements for Settings for Individuals with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities |
