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MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) |
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Able to take pictures from almost any angle. |
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Can detect abnormalities, injuries, and growths that may be “invisible” to x-rays. |
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Brings the most advanced diagnostic technology to patients of Waterloo Region. |
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Doubled in size to 17,000 sq. ft. |
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Capacity to treat over 60,000 patients per year. |
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Five treatment areas: Trauma/Resuscitation, Acute Care, Intermediate Care, Pediatric Care, and Ambulatory Care/Minor Treatment. |
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Individual patient care cubicles for enhanced patient privacy and infection control. |
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| Grand River Hospital, |
| R.E.M.C.C. General |
| Kitchener, Ontario |
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| Grand River Hospital |
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| Architect |
| Parkin Architects Limited |
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| Project Completion Date |
| November, 2005 |
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| Type of Contract |
| Lump Sum |
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| Project Description |
| Eight phase construction including renovations to seven floors in conjunction with a 70,000 sq. ft. addition. Construction included the Emergency Room, MRI, CT, Childcare, Birthing Room and Renal. |
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Space has almost doubled to 16,000 sq. ft. |
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Designed to embody patient comfort. |
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Abundant use of natural light and spacious stations make the space more comfortable. |
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The Children’s Inpatient Unit provides facilities that support family centered patient care. |
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A U-shaped unit with 18 beds for closer monitoring also offers larger patient rooms, and play areas for family participation in the care process. |
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The Children’s Outpatient Clinic uses child-friendly designs with natural light to create a welcoming environment. |
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The unit also provides a play space for children, an important component of care. |
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The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit offers 100 sq. ft. care bays for each baby. |
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With 22 beds the unit also has on-site courtesy rooms for mothers to be close to baby. |
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Close to the Childbirth Unit, the area ensures quick response for neonates in distress. |
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