Electroencephalography Laboratory (EEG) Design Guide - Office of ...
Electroencephalography Laboratory (EEG) Design Guide - Office of ...
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ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY LABORATORY (<strong>EEG</strong>) NOVEMBER 29, 2011<br />
SECTION 3 - FUNCTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS<br />
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION<br />
A Functional Area (FA) is the grouping <strong>of</strong> rooms and spaces based on their function within a clinical service.<br />
The organization <strong>of</strong> services in this <strong>Guide</strong> follows the categories established in VA Space Planning Criteria,<br />
Chapter: 226 – <strong>Electroencephalography</strong> <strong>Laboratory</strong>.<br />
This clinical service is organized in five Functional Areas:<br />
FA 1:<br />
FA 2:<br />
FA 3:<br />
FA 4:<br />
FA 5:<br />
Reception Area<br />
Patient Area<br />
Support Area: Patient Care<br />
Staff and Administrative Area<br />
Education Area<br />
<strong>Electroencephalography</strong> <strong>Laboratory</strong> includes two key exam functions – one for electroencephalography (<strong>EEG</strong>)<br />
testing and one for electromyogram (EMG) testing.<br />
The Functional Diagram in this section and <strong>Guide</strong> Plates, Reflected Ceiling Plans and Room Data Sheets in<br />
Section Four, show function, flow, organization, equipment, utilities and operational concepts. They should<br />
not be interpreted as preconceived floor plans, as the diagrams do not correlate exactly to all the rooms and<br />
functions available in Space Planning Criteria, nor to those which may be required or authorized for individual<br />
projects.<br />
FUNCTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS<br />
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