1. Accessibility: Smart hospitals must be designed to accommodate the needs of all patients, including those with disabilities or mobility issues.
2. Patient-centered care: The hospital should be designed to put the patient's needs at the center of the care delivery process. This means that the design should focus on making the hospital experience as comfortable and stress-free as possible for patients.
3. Integration of technology: A smart hospital should be designed with an emphasis on integrating technology in a way that supports patient care and the clinical workflow.
4. Wellness-oriented design: Smart hospitals should be designed with a focus on promoting patient wellness. This means incorporating natural light, green spaces, and other elements that promote relaxation and healing.
5. Flexible design: Smart hospitals must be designed to accommodate changing healthcare needs and technology advancements. This requires a flexible layout that can be adapted to meet the evolving needs of the hospital and its patients.
6. Security and safety: The hospital should be designed with advanced security features to protect patient privacy and ensure their safety.
7. Sustainability: Smart hospitals should be designed with energy-efficient systems to reduce energy consumption and minimize environmental impact.
8. Collaboration: The hospital should be designed to facilitate collaboration between healthcare providers, patients, and their families. This means incorporating social spaces and areas for consultation.
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