Isfahan University of Medical Sciences Health Information Management 1735-7853 4 1 2007 03 21 Comparison of Physical Space of Pediatric Wards in Isfahan Hospitals with Standards Comparison of Physical Space of Pediatric Wards in Isfahan Hospitals with Standards 123 10905 FA Mahmood Keyvanara Assistant Professor, Medical Sociology, Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, Isfahan, Iran 0000-0002-2847-6735 Leila Roholamin BSc, Health Service Management, Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, Isfahan, Iran 0000-0002-2847-6735 Journal Article 2011 03 07 Introduction: Pediatric wards are places for care of children with physical and psychological problems. These places should be designed to reduce anxiety and Cather for children’s emotional and physical needs. This research aimed to assess physical spaces of pediatric wards in Isfahan hospitals during 1384 with comparison to standards. Methods: This is a descriptive study. A valid and reliable checklist was used for data collection. Data were collected personally by the researcher. Data were analyzed using SPSS Results: University affiliated hospitals had a better standard (%81.25) design and architecture compare to other hospitals. “Educational, Treatment and Welfare"; units at university affiliated hospitals were better than non university hospitals. University affiliated hospitals were providing a better standard on “welfare facilities” (%74.96) compared to others. Conclusion: Physical spaces of pediatric wards at Isfahan hospitals are appropriate. Keywords: Hospitals; Intensive Care Units, Pediatric; Hospital Department Introduction: Pediatric wards are places for care of children with physical and psychological problems. These places should be designed to reduce anxiety and Cather for children’s emotional and physical needs. This research aimed to assess physical spaces of pediatric wards in Isfahan hospitals during 1384 with comparison to standards. Methods: This is a descriptive study. A valid and reliable checklist was used for data collection. Data were collected personally by the researcher. Data were analyzed using SPSS Results: University affiliated hospitals had a better standard (%81.25) design and architecture compare to other hospitals. “Educational, Treatment and Welfare"; units at university affiliated hospitals were better than non university hospitals. University affiliated hospitals were providing a better standard on “welfare facilities” (%74.96) compared to others. Conclusion: Physical spaces of pediatric wards at Isfahan hospitals are appropriate. Keywords: Hospitals; Intensive Care Units, Pediatric; Hospital Department https://him.mui.ac.ir/article_10905_3bc412ad4910c19f6710515540190792.pdf