Lighting Hospital and Healthcare Facilities

Lighting Hospital and Healthcare Facilities

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ANSI/IES RP-29-22
Document Type: Recommended Practice (RP)

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Approved American National StandardThe mission of healthcare facilities is to save lives, enhance lives, and facilitate life’s transitions. Whether as a patient, supportive visitor, caregiver, or resident, an encounter with a care environment is almost inevitable in one’s lifetime, and experiences within these settings can be intimidating or joyous, despondent or hopeful. From an operational standpoint, there are also considerations of the life and longevity of the physical infrastructure, fiscally responsible practices for owning long-term real estate, and sustainable practices. Designers working on healthcare projects have a unique opportunity to positively influence the lives of thousands of people who are in need of help, comfort, and care. The objective of this document is to provide context, define challenges, and identify recommended lighting design practices for healthcare-specific environments. This document is not prescriptive but is intended to provide guidance and to inspire by identifying possibilities that enable designers to develop the appropriate solutions for complex situations and spaces. This document is organized to complement other authoritative references, such as the Guidelines for Design and Construction documents published by the Facility Guidelines Institute (FGI).

Purchase includes RP-10-20+E1: Lighting Common Applications.

Page count: 138 pages
Publisher: Illuminating Engineering Society (2022)
SKU: ANSI/IES RP-29-22
ISBN-13: 978-0-87995-440-6

Chapters:

  • Part I – General Information
    1.0 Introduction and Scope
    2.0 Principles of Quality Lighting, Task Visibility, Glare, and Color
    3.0 Sustainability, Economics, and Lighting Control Systems
  • Part II – Design Considerations for Healthcare Facilities
    4.0 Comfort
    5.0 Function
    6.0 Safety
    7.0 Health and Wellness
  • Part III – Specific Room Types
    8.0 Hospitals and Outpatient Facilities
    9.0 Residential Health, Care, and Support Facilities

Citation Format:
Illuminating Engineering Society. ANSI/IES RP-29-22, Recommended Practice: Lighting Hospital and Healthcare Facilities. New York: IES; 2022.

CONTENTS

  • Part I – General Information
  • 1.0 Introduction and Scope
  • 1.1 Introduction
    1.1.1 Types of Facilities
    1.1.2 Trends in Healthcare Design
    1.1.3 Financial Implications
    1.1.4 Regional Differences
  • 1.2 Scope
  • 2.0 Principles of Quality Lighting, Task Visibility, Glare, and Color
  • 2.1 Principles of Quality Lighting
  • 2.2 Task Visibility
  • 2.3 Color
    2.3.1 Correlated Color Temperature
    2.3.2 Color Rendition
    2.3.3 The Role of Light Color in Diagnostics
  • 3.0 Sustainability, Economics, and Lighting Control Systems
  • 3.1 Sustainability
    3.1.1 Energy Efficiency
    3.1.2 Daylighting
    3.1.3 Environmental Impact
  • 3.2 Economics
    3.2.1 First Costs and Operational Costs
    3.2.2 “Hard” Costs and “Soft” Costs
  • 3.3 Lighting Control Systems
    3.3.1 Automated Controls
    3.3.2 Integration and Interoperability
    3.3.3 Patient Controls
    3.3.4 Staff Controls
    3.3.5 Interference

    • Part II – Design Considerations for Healthcare Facilities

  • 4.0 Comfort
  • 4.1 Overall Experience
    4.1.1 Patient
    4.1.2 Staff
    4.1.3 Caregivers and Visitors
    4.1.4 Respite
  • 4.2 Lighting Considerations for Comfort
    4.2.1 Prioritizing Lighting Needs
    4.2.2 Daylight
    4.2.3 Glare Mitigation
  • 4.3 Design Aesthetic
    4.3.1 Creating Visual Interest
    4.3.2 Consideration of Demographic
    4.3.3 Surfaces and Finishes
  • 5.0 Function
  • 5.1 Illuminance Recommendations
  • 5.2 Flexibility
  • 5.3 Wayfinding
    5.3.1 Exterior Areas
    5.3.2 Interior Areas
  • 5.4 Special Populations
    5.4.1 Lighting for the Aged
    5.4.2 Lighting for Pediatrics
    5.4.3 Lighting for Autistic Patients
    5.4.4 Lighting for Behavioral Health
    5.4.5 Lighting for Senior Care Facilities
  • 6.0 Safety
  • 6.1 Medication Accuracy
  • 6.2 Fall Prevention
  • 6.3 Infection Management
    6.3.1 Handwashing
    6.3.2 Antimicrobial Finishes
    6.3.3 Room Decontamination Methods
    6.3.4 Pressurized Isolation Patient Rooms
    6.3.5 Biohazard Spaces
    6.3.6 Luminaire Characteristics
  • 6.4 Medical Equipment Compatibility
  • 6.5 Emergency Systems
  • 6.6 Security
  • 6.7 Photobiological Safety
    6.7.1 Eye Fatigue
    6.7.2 Headaches
    6.7.3 Photosensitivity
    6.7.4 Photosensitive Epilepsy
  • 7.0 Health and Wellness
  • 7.1 Psychological Impact
  • 7.2 Circadian Systems and Human Physiology
    7.2.1 Reinforcing Circadian Entrainment
    7.2.2 Factors Associated with Circadian Disruption
  • 7.3 Evidence-Based Research
    7.3.1 Cycled Light in Pediatric Units
    7.3.2 Daylight Exposure and Healing Rates
    7.3.3 Daylight and Job Satisfaction
    7.3.4 Circadian Adaptation for Nightshift Workers
    7.3.5 Medication Error Reduction
    7.3.6 Alzheimer’s Disease

    • Part III – Specific Room Types

  • 8.0 Hospitals and Outpatient Facilities
  • 8.1 Site
    8.1.1 Parking
    8.1.2 Site Control Strategies
    8.1.3 Exterior Entrances
    8.1.4 Safety and Security
    8.1.5 Landscape and Gardens
  • 8.2 Circulation Areas
    8.2.1 Lobbies, Vestibules, and Entrances
    8.2.2 General Corridors
    8.2.3 Reception and Check-In Areas
    8.2.4 Waiting Areas
    8.2.5 Elevator Lobbies and Elevators
  • 8.3 Nursing Units and Patient Care Areas
    8.3.1 Patient Rooms
    8.3.2 Nursing Units and Support Areas
  • 8.4 Diagnostic and Treatment Areas
    8.4.1 Examination Treatment Rooms
    8.4.2 Emergency Department Examination Rooms
    8.4.3 Emergency Department Trauma Rooms
    8.4.4 Seclusion Rooms
    8.4.5 Surgical Suites
    8.4.6 Diagnostic Radiology and Imaging
    8.4.7 Cardiac Function Laboratory
    8.4.8 Chemotherapy and Infusion Therapy
    8.4.9 Radiation Oncology
    8.4.10 Dialysis Treatment
    8.4.11 Endoscopy Suites
    8.4.12 Hyperbaric Therapy
    8.4.13 Prosthetic and Orthotic Work Areas
    8.4.14 Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy
    8.4.15 Occupational Therapy
    8.4.16 Speech Pathology
    8.4.17 Audiometry
    8.4.18 Telemedical Diagnostics
    8.4.19 Dental Suites
    8.4.20 Ophthalmology
  • 8.5 Patient Support Facilities
    8.5.1 Clinical Laboratories
    8.5.2 Pharmacy
    8.5.3 General Support Facilities
    8.5.4 Autopsy Suite
    8.5.5 Morgue
  • 9.0 Residential Health, Care, and Support Facilities
  • 9.1 Site
    9.1.1 Parking
    9.1.2 Entrances
    9.1.3 Landscapes and Gardens
  • 9.2 Facility Support Spaces
    9.2.1 Reception
    9.2.2 Corridors
    9.2.3 Toilet Rooms
    9.2.4 Group Dining Areas
    9.2.5 Therapy Pools
    9.2.6 Central Pharmacy
    9.2.7 Medical Exam Rooms
    9.2.8 Telemedicine in Residential Care
    9.2.9 Dental Exam Rooms
    9.2.10 Hair Salon
    9.2.11 Laundry
    9.2.12 Visitation Rooms
  • 9.3 Nursing and Residential Care Units
  • 9.4 Long-Term Acute Care, Residential Substance Abuse, and Behavioral Health Treatment Facilities
    9.4.1 Patient Rooms
    9.4.2 Patient Toilet Rooms
    9.4.3 Patient Corridors
    9.4.4 Nursing Stations
    9.4.5 Medication Dispensing Rooms
    9.4.6 Activity Rooms
    9.4.7 Group Therapy Room
    9.4.8 Quiet Rooms
    9.4.9 Dining Rooms
  • 9.5 Independent Living and Adult Daycare Facilities
  • Annex A – Illuminance Recommendations
  • Annex B – Additional Resources
  • Annex C – Healthcare Terms
  • References