Freestanding EDs: The New Hospital Front Door
One of the newest programs and building types being developed within the healthcare industry is the freestanding emergency…
Trends March 4
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Precautionary Tale: A Detailed Approach To Biocontainment Unit Design
In 2004, as part of nationally coordinated antiterrorism efforts, Nebraska Medicine brought online a first-of-its-kind unit for the…
Trends February 25Risk Management: Preparing Your Facility To Handle Infectious Disease Patients
Earlier this year as the World Health Organization was declaring that the countries hit hardest by Ebola—Guinea, Liberia,…
Trends February 11Five Ways Design Can Make Doctors’ Visits Shorter
Shorter wait times are a patient satisfier, but certain design configurations can make patient wait times and appointments…
Trends February 4Urgent Care: Right Here, Right Now
Although in existence for decades, urgent care has seen a resurgence in recent years, thanks largely to a…
Trends January 7View From The Top: Healthcare Green Roofs
No longer a novel, fringe feature, green roofs at healthcare facilities now have a good decade under their…
Trends December 17New Voice At The Design Table
Don’t be surprised if there’s an industrial engineer at your next project planning meeting. The continuous improvement specialist—also…
Trends November 18The Retailing Of Healthcare
With the Affordable Care Act in place and an economy on the rise, retail and healthcare are an…
Trends November 10Faces Of The Future Of Healthcare Design
One thing is certain: Today’s architecture and design students are inspired and ready to bring new ideas and…
Trends October 27Coming Together To Improve Cancer Care
Cancer treatment at Cleveland Clinic’s main campus can take patients on a fragmented journey—from its main four-story Taussig…
Trends October 26
