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It is pointed out in the passage that the flexibility that the medical profession looks for in a hospital building ----.
The site of a hospital needs careful consideration.
More and more people now agree that a hospital
should, wherever possible, be part of the
community it serves. This makes for the
convenience of patients, particularly outpatients,
and eases staff recruitment. Whilst it may be
necessary to serve small communities by
peripheral separate outpatient departments, in
general, in-patient and outpatient buildings should
be on the same site. It is not, however, always
practicable to build extensively in a town or city,
and it is difficult to make provision for expansion.
The actual design of a hospital is also of great
importance. Medicine is ever changing, and it is
difficult to forecast changes that lie ahead.
Doctors invariably call for flexibility in planning,
which is really only practicable if hospital
construction is on ground-floor level and if the
wards and the special investigatory departments
are so designed that they can be readily
extended.