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AIIMS GORAKHPUR HEALTHCARE ARCHITECTURE.THESIS REPORT

2018, JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA

A hospital is a health care institution providing patient treatment with specialized medical and nursing staff and medical equipment. A Multi-Speciality hospital typically is the major health care facility in its region, with large numbers of beds for intensive care and additional beds for patients who need long-term care. Specialised hospitals include trauma centres, rehabilitation hospitals, children's hospitals, seniors' (geriatric) hospitals, and hospitals for dealing with specific treatment needs such as Cancer ,Heart treatment and certain disease categories. Specialised hospitals can help reduce health care costs compared to general hospitals

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When designing healthcare spaces, first impressions are everything. That was the intuitive thinking behind two new projects at the El Camino Health complex in Mountain View, California, designed by WRNS Studio . Situated in a forested, parklike setting, the campus has “a tradition of naming their buildings for different trees,” said John A. Ruffo, WRNS founding partner. “It’s a way for them to immediately signal a calming environment.”

The two-story Behavioral Health Services Taube Pavilion and the larger, seven-story Integrated Medical Office Building Sobrato Pavilion break with this precedent, but the natural referent is key to both projects, as are the aims of reducing the stigma surrounding healthcare and maximizing privacy for patients.

Achieving all three was no easy task, especially at the Taube Pavilion, an acute care facility that serves patients struggling with mental health. “It’s essentially a locked facility, where the patients can’t just walk out the door,” said Ruffo, who led the project’s design. “It almost takes on the fire rating of a prison.” To combat that sense of containment, the architects emphasized themes of transparency in the shared spaces, including the open atrium, which features a giant glass etching of a redwood (the pavilion was originally to be named after the tree), and three cloistered, glass-encased courtyards, where patients and staff can gather in relative seclusion.

Terra-cotta-hued Swisspearl wall panels in the patient room niches, which frame views to clusters of trees, convey a sense of warmth. Special light fixtures in inpatient rooms vary the color temperature over the course of the day, which reinforces patients’ circadian rhythms.

Whereas the Taube Pavilion seeks to reinforce the safety and security of long-term patients at the edge of the El Camino campus, the Sobrato Pavilion was designed for a more transient set. Located in a dense environment with multiple access points, the structure is an appendage of the main hospital building, and the task became differentiating the two, said Tim Morshead, a partner at WRNS: “If you go in for a checkup at an integrated facility like this one and there’s a problem or an emergency, you can go see a specialist at the hospital. That’s great but the potential downside is that every time you go in for a regular doctor’s visit you feel like you’re going to the hospital, which is the last place you want to be if you’re in good health.”

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Integrated Medical Office Building Sobrato Pavilion

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Established in 1925, Patna Medical College and Hospital (PMCH) is one of the oldest medical colleges in Bihar.

After completing their intermediate, the students aim to study at the best institution available. Millions of students dream of becoming medical specialists and graduating from the top institutions. So, here is a list of the best medical institutions in Bihar, where the students will get quality education.

AIIMS Patna

It is considered the best medical institution in the state of Bihar. The students can get admission to its graduation program according to their NEET rank. The final merit list depends on the combined scores of the NEET rank and the counselling scores. It has 125 seats for MBBS and 75 seats for BSc (Nursing). Moreover, students can also enrol in courses like MSc (Nursing), MD, MS, MDS, MCH and more.

Patna Medical College and Hospital (PMCH)

Established in 1925, it is one of the oldest medical colleges in the state. In this prestigious institution, the students can enrol in several courses, which include MBBS, MD, MS, Post Graduate Diploma and super speciality courses. The admission is based on the NEET ranking. 200 seats for MBBS are available at this institution.

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