Cameos_GPRMC_Health Care

p r o j e c t : GREAT PLAINS REGIONAL MEDICAL HOSPITAL p r o j e c t : GREAT PLAINS REGIONAL MEDICAL HOSPITAL T O D D W Y A T T T O D D W Y A T T EMERGENCY DEPT CENTRAL STERILE SURGICAL DEPT INTENSIVE CARE UNIT PHASE II RECOVERY PRE-OPERATIVE REGISTRATION & SUPPORT PUBLIC CIRCULATION CATH LAB P R O J E C T D A T A Location North Platte, NE Bldg Gross Area 64, 689 sf Completion 2003 Const Cost (GPM) $24.2M P R O G R A M Emergency Department • (6) Treatment Rooms • (1) Cardiac Room • (2) Trauma Rooms • (1) Dedicated X-Ray Room • (4) Ambulance Bays (garage) • Heliport (roof) Surgical Department • (5) 600 sf Surgical OR’s • (1) 600 sf Cysto OR • (4) Sub-Sterile Rooms Central Sterile Department • Decontamination Area • Prep & Pack Area Same-Day Surgery Dept • (12) Pre-Op Room • (12) Post-Op Rooms • (7+2) ICU Bays+Rooms Cardiac Cath Lab • (2) Pre-Op Rooms • (2) Recovery Rooms • (5) Exam Rooms P R O J E C T I N V O L V E M E N T Having just completed a multi-phase, health care project at IMH in Laramie, WY, H+L’s premier health care planner (my mentor) and I were available to program an ambitious project for GPRMC. He and I met with the hospital’s stakeholders to evaluate their current space usage and to envision their future needs. The project team was challenged by the hospital to develop a phased plan that would minimize impact to the existing clinical departments. With the help of only one CAD tech, I developed the deliverables from SD through final CD’s. I reviewed the cost implications of a 1 or 2 story addition. I managed the majority of the construction administration tasks and I developed a spreadsheet to track the (3) different contingencies divided between the hospital spaces and leased clinical space. ICU - Nurse Station Public Link (ED and SDS) Typical Operating Room Phase II Recovery - Nurse Station Same-Day Surgery - Reception P R O J E C T S Y N O P S I S Same-Day Surgery : To maximize a declining nursing population, the design of the Pre-Op (center left) and Phase II Recovery (top center & photo above) nurse stations and patient rooms are similar to allow “staff float” between the two departments. All nurse stations are faced and topped with durable Corian. Surgical Dept - The OR’s (bottom left and photo below) were all sized identically (25’x30’) and outfitted the same to be adaptable with the evolution of medical technology (and to quell surgical preferences for “special” OR’s). Central Sterile - The (6) operating rooms are connected to the sterile “pack- n-prep” area with an internal sterile core. The decontamination area is accessible via a perimeter corridor.

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p r o j e c t : GREAT PLAINS REGIONAL MEDICAL HOSPITAL

T O D D W Y A T T

EMERGENCY DEPT

CENTRAL STERILE

SURGICAL DEPT

INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

PHASE II RECOVERY

PRE-OPERATIVE

REGISTRATION & SUPPORT

PUBLIC CIRCULATION

CATH LAB

P R O J E C T D A T A

Location North Platte, NE

Bldg Gross Area 64, 689 sf

Completion 2003

Const Cost (GPM) $24.2M

P R O G R A M

Emergency Department

• (6) Treatment Rooms • (1) Cardiac Room • (2) Trauma Rooms • (1) Dedicated X-Ray Room • (4) Ambulance Bays (garage) • Heliport (roof) Surgical Department

• (5) 600 sf Surgical OR’s • (1) 600 sf Cysto OR • (4) Sub-Sterile Rooms Central Sterile Department

• Decontamination Area • Prep & Pack Area Same-Day Surgery Dept

• (12) Pre-Op Room • (12) Post-Op Rooms • (7+2) ICU Bays+Rooms Cardiac Cath Lab

• (2) Pre-Op Rooms • (2) Recovery Rooms • (5) Exam Rooms

P R O J E C T I N V O L V E M E N T Having just completed a multi-phase, health care project at IMH in Laramie, WY, H+L’s premier health care planner (my mentor) and I were available to program an ambitious project for GPRMC. He and I met with the hospital’s stakeholders to evaluate their current space usage and to envision their future needs. The project team was challenged by the hospital to develop a phased plan that would minimize impact to the existing clinical departments. With the help of only one CAD tech, I developed the deliverables from SD through final CD’s. I reviewed the cost implications of a 1 or 2 story addition. I managed the majority of the construction administration tasks and I developed a spreadsheet to track the (3) different contingencies divided between the hospital spaces and leased clinical space.

ICU - Nurse Station

Public Link (ED and SDS)

Typical Operating Room

Phase II Recovery - Nurse Station

Same-Day Surgery - Reception

P R O J E C T S Y N O P S I S Same-Day Surgery : To maximize a declining nursing population, the design of the Pre-Op (center left) and Phase II Recovery (top center & photo above) nurse stations and patient rooms are similar to allow “staff float” between the two departments. All nurse stations are faced and topped with durable Corian. Surgical Dept - The OR’s (bottom left and photo below) were all sized identically (25’x30’) and outfitted the same to be adaptable with the evolution of medical technology (and to quell surgical preferences for “special” OR’s). Central Sterile - The (6) operating rooms are connected to the sterile “pack-n-prep” area with an internal sterile core. The decontamination area is accessible via a perimeter corridor.