HYBRID USE OF THE BUILDING AS A METHOD SUPPORTING EPIDEMIC SAFETY/HYBRYDOWE WYKORZYSTANIE BUDYNKU JAKO METODA WSPIERAJACA BEZPIECZENSTWO EPIDEMICZNE

The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in changing organisational and technical requirements in the operation of treatment facilities. This paper summarises the available knowledge on the principles of hybrid design of the architecture of treatment units to ensure that different levels of sanitary and h...

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Published in:Medycyna Pracy 2024, Vol.75 (3), p.269
Main Authors: Janowicz, Rafal, Szarejko, Waclaw, Koperska-Kosmicka, Marta, Gebczynska-Janowicz Agnieszka
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Architectural design
Cross infection
Design and construction
Environmental aspects
Epidemics
Health aspects
Health facilities
Nosocomial infections
Poland
Prevention
Social aspects
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Cross infection
Design and construction
Environmental aspects
Epidemics
Health aspects
Health facilities
Nosocomial infections
Poland
Prevention
Social aspects
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