Medical station design
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In addition to gas protection stations, factories should also have medical stations. What standards are used in the design of these medical stations?
Another post that’s become inactive! Boring...
Ugh... has no one done it before?
Medical care? Community-based? Which aspect do you mean by the air defense station?
I would like to know that too. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
That medical room in the factory, you know – it’s not a station; in some remote areas where there are no medical facilities, a medical room is set up on the factory premises to handle minor illnesses or minor injuries as an emergency measure... Have you never seen one?
In older state-owned enterprises, those that are a bit larger, hospitals were generally built as part of the infrastructure development during their construction. There are still companies today that set up medical clinics based on the nature of their factories; we have such companies here, as their production processes involve highly toxic chemicals such as cyanide. It’s not very large either; it operates on a three-shift system, with 1 to 2 people assigned to each shift. There are some first-aid medications available, but treatment is primarily carried out in local hospitals.