Interior Design - April 2016
Planning a hybrid operating room for flexibility
Designing must be done with both current and future needs in mind
4/29/2016
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Simulation centers can help support healthcare
Components to be considered in a simulation center include the room, equipment and infrastructure requirements
4/28/2016
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Should healthcare design see the light (bulb)?
Healthcare design professionals can look to the lighting industry for insight, according to an article on the Healthcare Design website
4/27/2016
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Designing for a rapidly changing cancer care environment
Institutions are moving cancer centers into the community to better serve the patient population
4/26/2016
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It's time to design for aging
An architect looked into the architecture that serves older adults and didn't like what he saw
4/25/2016
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Healthcare facilities
Healthcare facilities must cope with the challenges of energy management in a mission-critical environment
4/24/2016
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Rethinking reading room design
Evolving technologies and collaborative decision-making means patient diagnoses and treatments are being made by multidisciplinary teams, according to an article on the Healthcare Design website
4/21/2016
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Streamlining outpatient facility patient flow
Small improvements can mean substantial savings because of repetition
4/18/2016
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Designing an adaptable rehabilitation facility
Bed growth in rehabilitation care is being inspired by the needs of baby boomers and beyond, according to an article on the Healthcare Design website
4/15/2016
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Optimizing patient flow in an ambulatory setting
Processes and flow can inform healthcare facility design
4/15/2016
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Holistic lighting can positively impact healthcare setting
Studies show that healthcare facility visitors have a better experience in a calming space
4/15/2016
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Should distribution equipment or coordination study come first?
It's the electrical equivalent of the timeless chicken-or-egg dilemma
4/15/2016
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Architecture, engineering and construction firms are cautiously optimistic about Affordable Care Act
Survey of architecture, engineering and construction firms shows Affordable Care Act is seen as presenting new opportunities, according to an article on the Healthcare Design website
4/14/2016
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Designing outdoor rehab spaces
A growing and critical part of their rehabilitation is taking place outside hospital walls, according to an article on the Healthcare Design website
4/8/2016
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Hospital puts out call to artists for healing-art project
B.C. Children's Hospital asks Canadian artists to apply for the Children’s Healing Experience Project initiative
4/7/2016
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Psychiatric hospital cited for safety issues
Multiple ligature points and other issues have been found at The Priory in the Marchwood, England
4/5/2016
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Physicians, patients can inform the design of change-ready facilities
The desire to see what organizations are or aren’t getting right in healthcare design inspired the polling of patients and physicians, according to an article on the Healthcare Design website
4/4/2016
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Improving healthcare facility infection prevention and control by design
Design can address things like hand hygiene infrastructure, reprocessing departments and easy cleaning of surfaces, according to an article on the Healthcare Design
4/1/2016
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