Procedure Room Requirements

Fgi guidelines update 3.

Procedure room requirements.

Procedures are carried out which would include gastroenterologists urologists gynecologists pain. Refer to part e of these guidelines for further reference. Room details this section includes room name as well as the following. These rooms can be planned for procedures that do not require inhalation anesthetic 130 square feet 10 feet wide or for procedures that do 160 square feet which includes the anesthesia work zone.

Minimum clear floor area and room requirements are the same whether the procedure room is hospital based or outpatient based. Osha standards and or niosh criteria require special ventilation requirements for employee health and safety within health care facilities. Specialized patient care areas including organ transplant units burn units specialty procedure rooms etc shall have additional ventilation provisions for air quality control as may be appropriate. Procedures such as pain management procedures do not require a sterile operating room.

For the purposes of the guidelines however an invasive procedure is defined as a procedure that penetrates the protective surfaces of a patient s body e g skin or. Therefore we do not believe the current asc regulations prohibit certification of an asc that does not have a sterile operating room as long as the asc meets the requirements in 42 cfr 416 44. Urgent care procedure rooms are now classified as treatment rooms which will reduce some ventilation requirements. 200 procedure room policy environment and procedures 32.

Room data sheets are a briefing document providing information on the minimum requirements for each room in the facility incorporating room details room fabric fittings and furniture fixtures and equipment with associated services. 1 6 operating procedure rooms due to the invasive procedures undertaken in an operating procedure room infection control is a key consideration in the design and planning process. Operating rooms procedure rooms q 0101 ors must be designed in accordance with industry standards for the types of surgical procedures performed in the room including whether the or is used for sterile and or non sterile procedures. Operating room requirements for 2014 and beyond 2 invasive procedure is a broad term often used to describe procedures from a simple injection to a major surgical operation.

Sterile procedure environments including endoscopy units are now held to the same standards as sterile oper ating rooms even though requirements for facilities infec tion control staffing and sedation applicable to the sterile operating room may not be relevant or necessary for endoscopy units. Outpatient surgery facilities procedure and operating room requirements are moved to the common elements chapter and are now cross referenced from other chapters. To date the association of perioperative.