Which design model should predominate for hospitals?
Last week’s HCD poll question generated more responses than usual, as well as a couple comments. My own…
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Designing for automated orderlies
The National Health Service has hired a new kind of worker for its new acute care hospital in…
News August 31The Smart Choice: Test Drive your Building Plan Through Rapid Prototype Mock-Ups
Presbyterian Healthcare Services of New Mexico is in the process of designing a $205 million Greenfield campus. As…
News August 31Innovative Technologies Help Patient Flow
Today, many healthcare systems are looking closely at how patients, staff, and materials flow through their campuses. We…
News August 31Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor: I read with great interest the recent article excerpted from Jain Malkin’s book, “The Built Environment…
News August 31Defensive Driving
I’m a big fan of the unknown. Adventures are part of what makes life interesting for me. Getting…
News August 31Equipment Budget Wizardry: Planning for New Technology
In today’s consumer-driven market, patients are shopping for healthcare, just as they have always shopped for commodities. Technology…
News August 31The Hospital of the Future: The Role of Patient Modeling
In an industry that continually seeks new ways to serve patients and provide a higher standard of care,…
News August 31Water, Water, Everywhere
The Green Guide for Health Care (GGHC) is a sustainable buildings program, developed for the healthcare industry and…
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