T/NAHIEM 87-2023 Newborn ward construction and equipment configuration standards

Scope

Main technical content: This standard is divided into eleven chapters and thirty-three sections, and is applicable to secondary and higher-level comprehensive hospitals, children's hospitals, maternity and child health care hospitals, and other medical institutions in the new construction, renovation, and expansion of neonatal wards (including mother-baby rooms, general and intensive care neonatal wards, etc.) in terms of basic requirements for medical processes, architectural design, medical equipment, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, medical gases, water supply and drainage, electrical systems, and intelligent system settings, as well as various specific requirements of neonatal wards. In particular, due to the particularity of the patients treated, to ensure the successful rescue and quality of critically ill newborns, this standard emphasizes the importance of a clean ward environment and advanced monitoring and treatment equipment, a reasonable and scientific design of traffic flow (people, goods, and airflow), and efficient neonatal transfer and maintenance management, all of which are essential for preventing hospital-acquired infections and avoiding safety risks.

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