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Hospitalisation 1 2 4 Hospitalisation Hospitalisation Sterilisation 3 Transit Recovery Operating rooms The standard mobile field hospital comes with two surgical units. Pharmacy Supplies in the field pharmacy are refreshed weekly. Intensive care unit The walls are lined with canvas that can be easily sterilised with chlorine or other products Emergency Emergency triage and treatment occurs in this area. Observation The inflatable hospital requires at least 100 litres of water per bed per day MSF developed the mobile field hospital to operate as a fully functioning medical facility during conflict or in the aftermath of a natural disaster. The basic structure can be up and running in 48 hours, and is made up of a series of inflatable tents, complete with a surgical theatre and intensive care unit. When a disaster strikes or a conflict breaks out, the inflatable hospital is designed to function indefinitely in place of damaged or inoperative health facilities. The basic 100-bed facility needs approximately 9,700 square feet of space and consists of operating rooms, an emergency room, rehabilitation and recovery areas, an intensive care unit and inpatient wards. It weighs 41 tons. The tents are inflated by mechanical air pumps, with each tent equipped with pressure gauges to adapt to changing temperatures. Teams working 24 hours a day can have the full nine-tent structure erected in three days. The electrical team set up specially adapted cooling and heating systems, while water and sanitation experts install basins and establish a water supply. Finally, medical equipment, including defibrillators, ECG machines and lab equipment, are installed. Once the facility is operational, 80 to 100 medical personnel will treat hundreds of patients during each 24-hour period. Additional tents can be inflated to provide extra bed space. MSF’s blow-up, plug-and-play hospital 20832_POS_A

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Page 1: MSF’s blow-up, 1 2 4 plug-and-play hospital - Doctors Without Borders … · 2018-01-04 · MSF developed the mobile ﬁ eld hospital to operate as a fully functioning medical facility

Hospitalisation

1 2 4

Hospitalisation

Sterilisation

Transit

Recovery

Operating roomsThe standard mobile �eld hospital comes with two surgical units.

PharmacySupplies in the �eld pharmacy are refreshed weekly.

Intensive care unitThe walls are lined with canvas that can be easily sterilised with chlorine or other products

EmergencyEmergency triage and treatment occurs in this area.

Observation The in�atable hospital requires at least 100 litres of water per bed per day

MSF developed the mobile fi eld hospital to operate as a fully functioning medical facility during confl ict or in the aftermath of a natural disaster. The basic structure can be up and running in 48 hours, and is made up of a series of infl atable tents, complete with a surgical theatre and intensive care unit. When a disaster strikes or a confl ict breaks out, the infl atable hospital is designed to function indefi nitely in place of damaged or inoperative health facilities.

The basic 100-bed facility needs approximately 9,700 square feet of space and consists of operating rooms, an emergency room, rehabilitation and recovery areas, an intensive care unit and inpatient wards. It weighs 41 tons.

The tents are infl ated by mechanical air pumps, with each tent equipped with pressure gauges to adapt to changing temperatures. Teams working 24 hours a day can have the full nine-tent structure erected in three days.

The electrical team set up specially adapted cooling and heating systems, while water and sanitation experts install basins and establish a water supply. Finally, medical equipment, including defi brillators, ECG machines and lab equipment, are installed.

Once the facility is operational, 80 to 100 medical personnel will treat hundreds of patients during each 24-hour period. Additional tents can be infl ated to provide extra bed space.

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