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Radiology Room Design

Requirements
Designing radiology rooms in healthcare facilities requires careful
consideration of regulatory guidelines, patient experience, and operational
efficiency. This presentation outlines the key design requirements to create
high-quality, functional radiology spaces.

by KENERIAN DEREJE
Regulatory Compliance

1 Regulatory 2 Digital Archiving 3 Radiation Protection


Guidelines
The hospital must have
The design of radiology policies and procedures in Radiology rooms should
rooms must adhere to the place for the availability of be designed with
Ethiopian Radiation digital image archiving appropriate shielding and
Protection Authority's and printing. safety features to protect
guidelines to ensure safety patients and staff from
and compliance. radiation exposure.
Minimum Radiology Room Requirements

Digital X-Ray Room Fluoroscopy Room Other Rooms

1 room, size as per Ethiopian 1 room, size as per Ethiopian CT room, MRI room,
Radiation Protection Authority Radiation Protection Authority Mammography room,
standards. standards. Ultrasound rooms, and
supporting spaces as required.
Patient-Centric Design
Patient Comfort Privacy and Dignity
Radiology rooms should be designed with The layout and finishes should prioritize patient
patient comfort in mind, including adequate privacy and dignity throughout the radiology
waiting, dressing, and restroom facilities. workflow.

Accessibility Infection Control


Radiology spaces must be accessible to patients Surfaces, materials, and workflows should be
with disabilities, with appropriate equipment, designed to facilitate thorough cleaning and
signage, and circulation. infection control practices.
Operational Efficiency
1 Patient Flow
Radiology rooms should be organized to create a smooth, logical patient flow
from entry to exit.

2 Staff Workflow
The layout should support efficient staff workflows, with convenient access to
equipment, supplies, and support spaces.

3 Technology Integration
Radiology rooms should be designed to accommodate the latest imaging
technology and digital infrastructure.
Flexible and Adaptable Design
Modular Layout
Radiology rooms should be designed with a modular, flexible layout to
accommodate future equipment and workflow changes.

Expandable Infrastructure
The building and mechanical systems should be designed to allow for easy
expansion and upgrades as needs evolve.

Adaptable Finishes
Durable, easy-to-clean finishes should be selected to facilitate future modifications
and updates.
Sustainable Design Strategies

Energy Efficiency Water Conservation Sustainable Indoor Air Quality


Materials
Incorporate energy-
efficient building Design water-efficient Select durable, low- Ensure proper
systems and plumbing and consider maintenance materials ventilation, filtration,
technologies to reduce water reuse strategies that minimize the and air circulation to
the environmental to minimize resource carbon footprint and maintain a clean,
impact of radiology consumption. support a healthy comfortable
operations. indoor environment. environment for
patients and staff.
Conclusion
Designing high-quality radiology rooms requires a comprehensive approach that balances regulatory
compliance, patient experience, operational efficiency, and sustainable principles. By thoughtfully planning and
executing these design elements, healthcare facilities can create radiology spaces that support excellent patient
care and staff well-being.

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