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The church’s training center is also used as a vital treatment center due to the lack of hospital beds.
Staff and Medical Staff on 1st to 3rd Floor … Patient Life from 4th to 7th Floor
Can accommodate 280 patients … 60 CCTV installed inside and outside the building
“Three universities are under positive review” … “Consultation on the operational plan” of Seoul National University
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With the rapid increase in confirmed cases of corona19, it is urgent to secure beds, and we are expanding into private facilities. Some churches in the metropolitan area have decided to provide nursing homes, etc., as life treatment centers, and universities are considering ways to open dormitories at the request of local governments. Reporter Dayeon Kim reports. Church Training Center in Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do. A sample collection space was provided at the rear of the parking lot. The church decided to provide a nursing home as a living treatment center when the red light went on on the supply and demand for COVID-19 treatment beds. When patients arrive, they stop by for sample exams and X-rays. After the procedure is completed, you will enter the facility according to the designated route. The ladder is 7 stories high and about 40 employees and medical personnel reside on floors 1 to 3. On floors 4-7, asymptomatic or mild patients are housed and can accommodate up to 280 people. Around 60 CCTVs were installed inside and outside the building and in the corridors for confirmed cases and center management. The hospital bed in Seoul is in a situation where it is truly disturbing. The utilization rate of hospital beds dedicated to infectious diseases is 86.1%, and there is only one treatment bed dedicated to critically ill patients. There are only 159 of the 1,900 beds in the Life Therapy Center that can be used immediately. The city of Seoul is persuading top universities to provide dormitories so that they can be used as life treatment centers. Following the city university’s decision to build more than 500 beds in the dormitory, three universities have been positively evaluated and Seoul National University is discussing a plan to operate the faculty lounge as a center. Some other churches in the metropolitan area, such as Yeouido Full Gospel Church, also announced that they would lend prayer centers. However, the city plans to make a decision through due diligence, as it is a situation that does not meet operational standards, such as having toilets in each room and the path between medical staff and confirmed patients must be completely separate. . YTN Dayeon Kim[[email protected]]is. ※ ‘Your report becomes news’ YTN awaits your valuable report.
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