Anti-seismic prefabricated first aid
Prefabricated modular building, designed and structured according to anti-seismic patent, used as an emergency room and its diagnostic, technical, operational and temporary hospitalization areas.
The emergency department, with anti-seismic modular structure also made of stainless steel, it is divided into one or more floors.
The prefabricated emergency department can be in the same aseismic building where, on the upper floors, there is the operating block.
In the case of multiple floors, each entrance on a floor is in communication with an atrium served by stairs and elevators, the stretcher lifts communicate directly with any hospital departments above.
The load-bearing structures of stairs, elevators and stretcher lifts are linked to the anti-seismic emergency room structure. Stairs, elevators and stretcher lifts remain functional and usable during the earthquake.
Environments, adjacent to the earthquake-resistant modular emergency room, in which temporarily suspended activities are carried out, can be quickly dedicated to the expansion and strengthening of the emergency room in the event of a serious emergency.
A helipad can be installed above the aseismic building. During seismic tremors the helicopter can take off and land normally in absolute safety, since there is no relative movement between the building and the helicopter during take-off and landing.
During high magnitude earthquakes, the operational structures of the anti-seismic emergency room remain safe and usable and the operators present in them continue to provide relief without danger.
The emergency department is structured so that indispensable activities that assist it (analysis laboratory, diagnostic activities and others) are quickly started in rooms located in the seismically protected building.
For the emergency room, the hospital emergency plan can reasonably plan for a significant increase in safe activities, during and after health emergencies, due, in particular, to earthquakes.