T/NAHIEM 27-2020 The basic requirements for the design and construction of medical laboratories
T/NAHIEM 27-2020 The basic requirements for the design and construction of medical laboratories
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Scope: This standard specifies the design, classification, building, room layout, technical specifications, laboratory safety, biosafety, basic equipment, air supply and exhaust ventilation, fire protection, laboratory water supply and drainage, power distribution, construction acceptance, and information security for medical laboratories. This standard applies to the basic requirements for the design and construction of medical laboratories. Main technical content: Scientific functional zoning; rational layout and process flow; clear clean and contaminated routes; sufficient space for future development; rational use of floor area; ensuring work safety. A system capable of collecting, processing, recording, reporting, storing, or retrieving inspection data and information. Standardization: Standardized medical laboratories built in accordance with ISO 15189 should comprehensively consider factors such as layout design, equipment configuration, quality management system establishment, operating norms, and physician training, to ensure that medical laboratories provide patients with better quality in vitro diagnostics and service guarantees, and facilitate laboratory management. Personalization: It mainly emphasizes flexibility, practicality, and scalability. There will be an increasing number of medical laboratories with different functions and various scales. The design and construction of medical laboratories should comply with international network standards and make full use of advanced technologies and platforms such as artificial intelligence and big data. The design should also facilitate paperless office work and laboratory information exchange, allowing medical laboratories to access the data and information needed to meet users' needs and requirements. Green, safe, efficient, and comfortable are the four key elements in the construction of medical laboratories. They should ensure accurate and reliable test results, protect the health of technical staff