What do we do at HDT

Clinical space planning is woven around how clinicians interact with their space, equipment and patients. It takes into account the universal principles of infection control, general hygiene and ease of maintenance and cleaning. It ranges from the common sense stuff like locating wash hand basins near the entrance to remind medical staff to wash hands before and after interacting with the patients to the more complex items like Compliance.

Departmental adjacencies, patient, visitors, staff flow, patient experience, compliance, sustainability, form and function, safety, future flexibility are just a few things that need considered during design, build, maintain and replace process.

Simple items like standard mounting height of hospital equipment, shelving and layout should allow easy access to hospital staff of an average height. The same goes for all diagnostic units, which should be easily adjustable to cater to the varying patient heights/sizes.

This is where we come in. We have extensive experience of working with architectural, MEP, structural and other consultants, medical professionals, authorities, medical equipment manufacturers and many other entities over the years across several small to large healthcare projects. We can save you a lot of time, money and hassle by guiding you through advice, reviewing your designs, answering your questions or pointing you in the right direction when you are at crossroads. So come talk to us!