Here are some key points I gathered from reviewing the example layouts:
- Having a clear flow from entrance to exam area to limit cross traffic and maintain privacy/infection control.
- Designating spaces for equipment, supplies, work areas to optimize functionality and efficiency.
- Incorporating enough space around the exam table for the needed equipment and staff while examing patients.
- Considering ergonomics like overhead tubes and controls within easy reach of staff during exams.
- Maximizing available space but ensuring flexibility for different types of exams and future needs/changes.
- Including storage, small desk area, and space for portable equipment when not in use.
- Using lead shielding as needed