Question 1

What specialty combinations are typical for a mobile multi-clinic trailer?

Accepted Answer

Common combinations include: primary care + dental + gynaecology (general outreach programme); paediatric + immunisation + audiology + vision (child health programme); general practice + ophthalmology + ENT (community clinic programme); cardiology + diabetes + nutrition (NCD screening programme); women's health combinations (cervical screening + breast screening + pelvic ultrasound). Any combination is feasible within trailer size constraints.

Question 2

How does patient flow work with multiple specialties on one trailer?

Accepted Answer

Patients arrive at shared reception, register, and are directed to the relevant specialty zone. Parallel workflows allow simultaneous clinic operation: a patient seeing the GP doesn't block dental or gynaecology operation. Infection control zones are maintained within each specialty; shared spaces (waiting, reception) follow general infection control precautions. Appointment scheduling typically allocates blocks to each specialty to manage throughput.

Question 3

Is a multi-clinic trailer more cost-effective than multiple single-specialty trailers?

Accepted Answer

Usually yes, when the outreach programme needs multiple specialties at the same sites. A single multi-clinic trailer costs significantly less than two or three single-specialty trailers combined, and the logistics cost (one tractor, one driver, one deployment crew) is a fraction of multi-trailer logistics. The trade-off is capacity: a multi-clinic trailer has less per-specialty space than a dedicated single-specialty trailer, so highest-volume specialties may still warrant dedicated units.

Question 4

Can a multi-clinic trailer be reconfigured after purchase?

Accepted Answer

Interior reconfiguration between specialty uses is possible but generally not cost-effective — changing from dental to imaging, for example, requires removing dental infrastructure, installing imaging shielding and equipment, and recommissioning. More practical is to specify the multi-specialty mix at procurement based on the long-term programme need, and use modular fit-out to allow specialty-specific equipment changes within the fixed zone layout.

Question 5

What patient volume does a multi-clinic trailer handle?

Accepted Answer

Total trailer throughput depends on the specialty mix. A 3-specialty trailer typically handles 100-180 patients per 8-hour clinical day across all streams, with per-stream volumes of 30-60 patients. A 2-specialty trailer with dedicated staffing to each specialty can push total throughput higher. Four-specialty configurations may dilute per-specialty throughput below the single-specialty benchmark.

Toplam uzunluk	14.3 m · 46.9 ft
Genişlik (nakliye)	2,99 m
Genişlik (konuşlandırılmış)	2,99 m
Yükseklik (nakliye)	3,00 m
Zemin alanı (konuşlandırılmış)	42.8 m²
Boş ağırlık	12.3 t
Şasi	EN 10025 S355JR sıcak hadde çelik · EN 1090 EXC-2
Kaynak kalitesi	EN ISO 3834-3
Zarf	Sandviç panel, PIR çekirdek 80 mm · λ ≈ 0,023 W/(m·K)
Yangın direnci	EI-30 · EN 13501-2'ye göre test edilmiş
Zemin	EPDM üzerine denizcilik kontrplak · R-10 kayma sınıfı
Elektrik tesisatı	230 V / 50 Hz · TN-S · IEC 60364 uyumlu
İklimlendirme	Split inverter ısı pompası · MERV-8
Çalışma aralığı	−25 °C ile +50 °C ortam
Rüzgar sınıfı	130 km/s temel rüzgar için tasarlandı (EN 1991-1-4)
Nakliye	ISO 668 ayak izi · CSC plakası uygun (konteyner varyantlar)
Kurulum süresi	5 saat · 2 kişilik ekip

Mobile Multi-Clinic Trailer — Engineered once, deployable many times.

Tipik Konuşlanma Sırası

Spec sheet — STR-2703

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