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Neurological diseases such as autism, cerebral palsy, and Rett syndrome affect more than 1 billion people worldwide, including…
News March 1Conscious commuting: A look into the comprehensive transportation plan developed at Seattle Children’s Hospital
Paulo Nunes-Ueno straps on his bike helmet, secures his backpack, and lifts his daughter Twyla Jo into her…
Trends March 1Aligning Physicians and Healthcare Organizations
The practice of the sole practitioner is going by the wayside, perhaps the way house calls once did?…
News February 24The Affordable Care Act: Shaping Lean Healthcare Facilities Development—Part 3
PHOTO CREDIT: CollinsWoerman Left: The front entrance to Pullman Regional Hospital in the rural community of Pullman, Washington.As…
News February 23Work Meets Real Life
Since joining the HEALTHCARE DESIGN team last year, I’ve noticed my entire perception of healthcare facilities has become…
News February 22The Function of Color in Design
In 2007, Jean M. Young, ASID, CID, AAHID, wrote “A summary of Color in Healthcare Environments: A Critical…
News February 17Contractors Feel Materials Cost Pain
It’s no secret that now isn’t exactly a boom time for construction, whether in the public or private…
News February 16Green Column: Learn More and Get Involved
In the February issue of HEALTHCARE DESIGN, Janet Brown’s Green Column, “A fruitful partnership: Where philanthropy and healthcare…
Trends February 14Wayfinding in Healthcare
Designing and producing wayfinding in the healthcare environment is a study of the human perception of space and…
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