Physical and mechanical precautions taken in the ward, which is structured in line with patients' identified psychiatric risks:
- There are specially protected televisions in our day rooms.
- Our wards are monitored and treatment is followed up with a digital imaging system.
- At the ward entrances, a double-entry door system, smart doors with magnetic card swipe, and automatic systems that ensure that one door cannot be opened before the other door is closed are used.
- Patient room doors that are unlocked from inside and outside and controlled bathroom doors are available in the rooms.
- All ward windows are unbreakable. For this reason, iron bars are not used in our hospital.
- Unbreakable bathroom mirrors are placed in the rooms.
- Bathroom floors are structured with non-slip feature.
- The bathroom shower head is fixed to the wall and adjustable; extension connections are not used for patient safety. It is not capable of carrying more than 30 kilograms of weight against self-hanging attempt.
- Bathroom towel racks are configured not to carry more than 3 kg weight.
- Unbreakable round observation glasses are available on patient room doors.
- The etajers in the patient rooms are fixed to the floor and the drawers are non-removable.
- The wardrobes in the patient rooms are in the form of built-in wardrobes and the handles of the wardrobes are non-removable and unbreakable.
- Patient beds are in the form of wooden beds fixed to the floor at a height of 20 cm from the floor and smart beds with viscolastic mattresses.
- The nurse call system is not wired against hanging attempts, but wall-mounted and accessible by the patient.
- Patient televisions are embedded in the wall with special unbreakable cabinets.
- Room electrical sockets are set to 12 volts.
- Ward nurse desks are built in the form of double-sided locked doors at the patient's chest level.
- Treatment rooms are behind the counter and accessed through locked security doors.
- Patient day lounges and patient rooms are monitored by 24-hour night vision cameras.
- The cameras are monitored and recorded by the health personnel with 20 different views on 3 different screens at the same time at the main control desk at the nurse counters.