Good question.
If you have seperate rooms, have seperate thermostats. We had two rooms on
a single thermostat and there were different temperature "needs". Different
equipment producing different heat, different # of people, and most
important, different patients with unique requests. FA patient could have
nausea reduced with a cooler room, etc?
Marshall
On Mar 15, 2017 9:15 AM, "Sandor Ferenczy" <sandorferenczy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I would highly recommend thinking of a photography suite as a single large
area, rather than a series of rooms.
make your "land grab" now!
use modular partitions to set the boundaries you need now, and have peace
of mind that
there are dozens of different types, architects can find the best suited
ones based on your specs.
this has allowed us to modify our layout many times over the past decade
without requiring major construction - we can set up our approx 30x70 foot
room however we need it with minimal fuss.
-sandor
On Wed, Mar 15, 2017 at 8:55 AM, Zach.Dupureur <Zach.Dupureur@xxxxxxxxx>
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Hey folks,
We are building a new outpatient clinic in the coming years (FINALLY) and
we actually get a say in the layout of the department. Crazy right? Anyway,
I need some ideas for the layout of our clinic, and wanted to reach out to
our more experienced photographers for some ideas. Anything would help, and
if you feel like sharing your floor plan, that would be amazing. We would
love to model our clinic after more successful clinics. If you do not wish
to share your ideas here, you can email me at zach.dupureur@xxxxxxxxx.
Thank you in advance!
Zach Dupureur, OCT-C
Ophthalmic Photographer
Carle Foundation Hospital
E: Zach.Dupureur@xxxxxxxxx
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