The document discusses features and areas of an emergency department (ED) at Cox Health in Springfield, Missouri, including: nesting wheelchairs for pediatric patients, donation levels to name ED rooms, color-coded specialty carts, in-room locked supply cabinets, staff and physician work areas, pod rooms equipped with oxygen, ED orthopedic supply management tracked via computer, self-flushing patient restrooms, badge entry staff restrooms, a peace garden with local art prints, a control room, a multipurpose restroom that can lock for psychiatric use, an observation area with bathroom and shower, a trauma area, a garage, and a decontamination area.

1. Cox HealthSpringfield, Missouri
July 2016

2. Nesting Wheelchairs

3. They do see pediatric patients

4. Way Finding

5. ED Funding Via Donations:
$5000 Donation = ED Room
$10,000 Donation = ED Trauma Room

6. Carts for Specialties:
Blue (Crash)
Yellow (Ortho)

7. Under Cabinet Storage of Specialty Carts

8. In Room Locked Supply Cabinet

10. Staff Working Area

11. Staff Work Area

12. Nursing “Pass Thru”Area

14. Physician Working Area

15. Physician Work Area

16. Pod Room

17. All Pod Rooms are Equipped with Double
Gas on Walls in the event of mass casualty

19. ED Ortho Supply Management

23. When Staff Logs Into the Inventory System and Selects
their patient from the computer. Items are charged to
the patient when taken from supply. (weight sensitive
inventory shelves and push button purchasing to track
supply usage)

24. All Patient Restrooms are
self flush in the event of
delivery.
Staff Restrooms are badge
entry only.

25. Peace Garden

26. Art was all Canvas Prints from Local Attractions

27. Control Room

32. Multipurpose
Restroom
Locks door to exterior
hallway for Psych Use to
prevent patient from
leaving using that door.

37. Observation

38. Obs
Bathroom w/
Shower

40. TRAUMA

44. Garage

47. Decontamination

48. Decontamination

50. Radiology