Communicating Without Words
Eing a patient is just about the least amount of fun a consumer can buy….
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Design teamwork from day one
When Sutter Roseville Medical Center (SRMC) in Rose-ville, California, decided to embark on an ambitious…
June 30, 2006 Read MoreEllerbe Becket, Inc.
Established: 1909 Staff: 400 Locations: Minneapolis; Washington, D.C.; Kansas City, Mo.; San Francisco; Dallas; Dubai,…
December 1, 2006 Read MoreOpen Building: A Systematic Approach to Designing Change-Ready Hospitals
The fact that hospitals undergo physical change has become a subject of interest on an…
April 30, 2007 Read MoreCORPORATE PROFILES
Introduction Healthcare Design is pleased to bring you our 2nd annual Corporate Profiles edition. While…
December 1, 2007 Read MoreCorporate Profiles
Introduction Healthcare Design is pleased to bring you our 3rd annual Corporate Profiles edition. While…
December 1, 2008 Read MoreBuilding a patientless healthcare research center
The Edward A. Doisy Research Center was designed and constructed primarily to protect the valuable research and experiments being conducted there while connecting the medical and central campuses of Saint Louis University, but creating such a center has more similarities to a building that houses patients than one might expect.
Nurturing Innovation: Research and Innovation … Together
When I started implementing sustainable operations in healthcare more than 20 years ago, I was frustrated by leadership’s need for research when I felt a “gut check” was more than enough. I didn’t need a research study to tell me that a safer environment engages workers, that dollars were going out the back door in the waste stream, that red bag reduction saves money, or that eliminating mercury from cantor tubes reduced mercury spills. I knew it because I lived it.
March 16, 2012 Read MorePatients Leave A Mark On New Golisano Children’s Hospital
It’s always nice to have a reminder of why the time- and cost-intensive planning, design, and construction of our healthcare facilities mean so much. The team building the new Golisano Children’s Hospital in Rochester, N.Y., had that opportunity last week.
October 14, 2013 Read MoreLighting Trends In Healthcare Design
Of all the products needed to build new healthcare facilities or update existing ones, none has undergone the basic changes in selection criteria that lighting has.
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