Healthcare Design’s Online Focus feature compiles recent coverage on targeted topics to help readers quickly get up to speed on pressing issues or refresh themselves on latest trends. Here, we look at recent coverage on cancer care planning and design.
Healthcare design leaders discuss adapting emergency department design strategies to address the COVID-19 pandemic while still meeting the daily needs of these critical spaces.
Opened in July 2020, the new ED brings more bed capacity, specialized patient areas, and improved efficiencies to the hospital campus in Marietta, Ga.
The renovation of a historic German chateau into a modern private clinic for mental health services took tops honors in IIDA’s 2020 Healthcare Design Awards.
The 2020 Healthcare Environment Awards, presented by The Center for Health Design in conjunction with Healthcare Design, spotlight new design approaches to promote healing and wellness.
Flexible solutions such as a mass casualty unit or flexible inpatient room design can help address the potential influx of emergent and acute medical cases.
Speakers at HCD Virtual discussed the shifts they’re seeing in healthcare delivery and how they’re impacting design and planning going forward.
Speakers at HCD Virtual dove into the POE process including how to make the case to clients and best practices that can deliver the best, most unbiased results.
HCD Virtual included a case study on Siloam Health’s newest clinic to illustrate how facilities can respond to unique community needs and patient populations through their designs.
At HCD Virtual, speakers from UNC Health and LS3P shared a study on clinic configuration to demonstrate the benefits of calculating space syntax connectivity and integration values to inform design decisions and improve staff communication.
A panel of industry experts during the opening keynote at HCD Virtual shared lessons learned addressing COVID-19 and the innovation and new ideas that should shape the industry moving forward.
HCD Virtual in November will offer a variety of educational sessions delivered over four days. Here, Erin Clark from ClarkRN previews the session, including ways to design and foster conditions to support nurse satisfaction and improved patient outcomes.
