The appearance of the medical staff is the hallmark of the hospital. A properly selected doctor's suit can inspire confidence in the patient. On the contrary, an inappropriate gown can be a reason for refusing the services of a medical institution.
Accuracy, precision, sterility, security - these are some of the qualities that the patient wants to see in his attending physician. And, of course, his costume, as an element of appearance, makes the first and often lasting impression on the patient. Serious dressing requirements should apply to all medical personnel, including administrators. After all, they are the face of the clinic.
If earlier medical suits did not differ in variety and were similar to one another, today a boring white coat of a classic straight cut is just one of many other options. You just need to make the right choice.
Criterias of choice
In addition to the standard requirements for a medical uniform (cleanliness, abundance of white or green for surgeons), there are three additional criteria for choosing overalls for medical personnel: the color of the suit, the material from which it is made, and the style (design).
Clothes color
Today there are no strict rules in choosing the color of a medical suit, and the market responds to the emerging demand with a variety of proposals. Now "white coat" is a more figurative expression, because you can see a doctor in a coat of more interesting colors.
Collar or colored cuffs painted in deep burgundy or dark green color will perfectly refresh the image of a medical worker. In addition, the color of green often predominates in the costumes of surgeons, which has its own psychotherapeutic meaning. Green has a calming effect both on the doctor who is about to undergo a responsible operation and on the patient who is worried about its course and outcome.
If there is a corporate style, then it would be reasonable to color the staff's robes in accordance with it.
Manufacturing material
When choosing a material for a suit, the main reference point should be the local climate and climatic conditions of the medical institution itself. It would make sense to have different costumes for different times of the year.
Clothing made from synthetic fabrics is more suitable for wearing in cold seasons or if the hospital does not heat well. In addition, synthetic fabrics do not require special care: they do not wrinkle and are easy to clean. The appearance of such medical suits is not inferior to clothing made from natural materials.
In the summertime, healthcare professionals are advised to wear cotton clothing that is breathable and looks as good as synthetics.
Style
For taste and color, as they say, there is no comrade. You can choose the style of a suit completely individually. You can also create your own corporate design that creates the face of the clinic as a whole. The main thing is not to forget that the clothing of medical personnel should reflect the employee's involvement in medicine and be associated with cleanliness and sterility.
