Patient gown

Patient gown is a type of hospital gown designed to be worn by patients in a healthcare setting. The gown is designed to be easy for healthcare providers to put on and take off, while also providing modesty for the patient.

Design

The design of a patient gown varies by facility, but most are designed to be easy to put on and take off. They typically have ties or snaps in the back and are made of a lightweight, breathable fabric. Some gowns have additional features, such as pockets for personal items or openings for medical equipment.

Use

Patient gowns are used in a variety of healthcare settings, including hospitals, nursing homes, and doctor's offices. They are typically worn during medical procedures or when a patient is admitted to a healthcare facility.

Controversy

There has been some controversy over the design of patient gowns, with some patients feeling that they are not modest enough. Some healthcare facilities have begun using alternative designs in response to these concerns.

See also

• Hospital gown
• Healthcare

References

Patient gown Resources
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