Current situation and development of outdoor landscape in women’s specialized hospital
Lu Zhang
Hong Xu
Qingqing Lu
DOI: https://doi.org/10.59429/pmcs.v5i5.910
Keywords: women’s specialized hospital; Outdoor landscape; Current situation and development
Abstract
In order to create a more suitable outdoor environment for physical and mental rehabilitation of female patients in specialized hospitals, the problem of mismatch between the existing medical environment and humanization needs is solved. Based on the literature research method, in view of the outdoor space structure of typical women’s specialized hospitals at home and abroad and the use of patients, the existing problems of outdoor landscape of women’s specialized hospitals and the use of patients’ needs were sorted out. The design strategy of outdoor landscape of women’s specialized hospital is put forward to provide reference for related practice, in order to provide users with a higher quality medical environment.
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