What is the distance between beds in the ward?

The distance between beds in the ward setting is more than one meter.

Wards generally refer to general wards, intensive care units, tracheotomy bacteria monitoring wards and infectious disease isolation wards. Some hospitals have Gao Qian wards, special wards, wards combining medical care with nursing care, such as suites, single rooms and other supporting facilities, which are called family wards at home. Set up special rooms or places with medical beds, treatment facilities, living facilities and rehabilitation equipment for sick people. Ward environment should be implemented according to 5S site management law, and the design of bed spacing and space around beds should comply with relevant regulations.

Each ward can't exceed three sets of nursing beds at most, and each bed has two all-plastic bedside tables and an iron main cabinet, escort chairs or seats, shelves, drinking pots, curtains, bed curtains, infusion racks, oxygen, bedside lamps, televisions, air cushions, power plug-in holes, call systems, balconies, toilets, fire ventilation, self-help medical consultation, lighting, ultraviolet disinfection and other facilities.

Intensive care unit:

Intensive care unit (ICU) is a rising clinical discipline in recent years, that is, centralized monitoring and serious illness intervention for critically ill patients. ICU is equipped with intelligent turn-over nursing bed, fiberoptic bronchoscope, bedside monitor, central monitor, multifunctional respiratory therapeutic apparatus, anesthesia machine and electrocardiogram machine.

Cardiopulmonary and cerebral resuscitation, vital signs monitoring, specimen collection, regular weight and nutrition monitoring, drug delivery and oxygen supply, limb function rehabilitation, treatment and prevention, which integrates rescue, nursing, treatment, rehabilitation and life, are the continuous progress of modern medical science and technology, and various intelligent detection and nursing equipment are widely used and popularized. ICU ward has improved the ability of supporting and protecting failed organs, and significantly improved the success rate of rescuing critically ill patients.