Question 1

What patient throughput does a modular multi-clinic support?

Accepted Answer

A 6-specialty modular multi-clinic with appropriate staffing handles 300-600 patient attendances per 8-hour clinical day across all specialties — typically 50-100 patients per specialty depending on appointment time and case complexity. Annual capacity at this throughput is 75,000-150,000 attendances. Larger 10-12 specialty configurations push daily totals above 800-1,000 attendances when fully staffed.

Question 2

How does the modular multi-clinic compare to a community hospital?

Accepted Answer

The multi-clinic provides outpatient services only — no inpatient beds, no overnight observation, no major surgery. A community hospital adds inpatient capacity (typically 30-100 beds), surgical theatres, emergency department and 24-hour staffing. Multi-clinics serve 80-95% of clinical contacts (most healthcare is outpatient) at significantly lower capital and operating cost; community hospitals are needed where the catchment population justifies full inpatient capability.

Question 3

Can the multi-clinic specialty mix be customised?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Specialty mix is defined at procurement based on the catchment population's clinical needs, the operating model (which specialties serve in-house vs. via referral), and the funding model. Common customisations include: adding cardiology and diabetes for NCD-focused programmes; adding HIV/TB clinics for high-prevalence areas; adding rehabilitation and physiotherapy for industrial workforce populations; removing specialties served by adjacent hospital infrastructure.

Question 4

How do diagnostic services integrate with the specialty consultations?

Accepted Answer

Diagnostic services (x-ray, ultrasound, ECG, point-of-care lab) co-locate in the central core, accessible from all specialty consultations through short patient walks. Same-day diagnostic results return to the consulting clinician for immediate interpretation and treatment decisions — a major advantage of the integrated multi-clinic model over fragmented specialty practices. Imaging beyond x-ray (CT, MRI) goes to dedicated imaging centres or hospital infrastructure rather than the multi-clinic.

Question 5

What is the staffing model for a modular multi-clinic?

Accepted Answer

Per-specialty staffing typically includes one consultant or specialist physician with 1-2 nurses or medical assistants. Shared core staffing includes reception (3-4 personnel), pharmacy (2-3 pharmacists/technicians), diagnostic services (1-2 radiographers, 1-2 lab technicians), administration (manager, finance, HR), and support staff (cleaning, security, maintenance). Total establishment for a 6-specialty multi-clinic is typically 30-50 personnel.

الطول الكلي	14.7 m · 48.2 ft
العرض (أثناء النقل)	2.99 م
العرض (بعد الفرد)	2.99 م
الارتفاع (أثناء النقل)	3.20 m
مساحة الأرضية (بعد الفرد)	44.0 m²
الوزن الفارغ	11.7 t
الهيكل	فولاذ مُدرفل على الساخن EN 10025 S355JR · EN 1090 EXC-2
جودة اللحام	EN ISO 3834-3
الغلاف	لوح ساندويتش، نواة PIR 80 مم · λ ≈ 0.023 واط/(م·كلفن)
مقاومة الحريق	EI-30 · مُختبر وفق EN 13501-2
الأرضية	خشب رقائقي بحري على EPDM · تصنيف مقاومة انزلاق R-10
الكهرباء	120/240 فولت · 60 هرتز (مواصفات أمريكية) · مطابق IEC 60364
التكييف والتهوية	وحدة سقفية متكاملة · MERV-13
نطاق التشغيل	−25 °م إلى +50 °م (محيط)
مقاومة الرياح	مُصمَّم لرياح أساسية 150 كم/س (EN 1991-1-4)
التصميم الزلزالي	وفق EN 1998-1 (يوروكود 8) · فئة مطيلية DCM
النقل	بصمة ISO 668 · مؤهّل للوحة CSC (الإصدارات الحاوية)
زمن التجهيز	4 ساعات · طاقم شخصين

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