Wellness and Sustainability: New Best Friends
Sustainability programming isn’t the only healthcare initiative that gets its foot in the door with the promise of…
Trends August 21
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Research at The Center for Health Design: Looking Ahead
This is an exciting time to be a researcher at The Center for Health Design (CHD). As research…
Trends August 20Sustainability and the Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Expansion Project
Green building without sustainable operations is like peanut butter without jelly. It’s like starting a race but not…
Trends July 31Meet the New Editor-in-Chief
What makes the design of a healthcare facility different from other buildings? For the past six years, I’ve…
Trends July 23Good Things Come to Those Who Wait
Individuals who read this article and complete the series of questions may be eligible to receive continuing education…
Trends July 23Research in Practice: Lesson 2
The second installment of this four-part series discusses the challenges and techniques of identifying and prioritizing problems in…
Trends July 20The Road to Flexibility: Adaptability, Transformability, and Convertibility
Throughout this three-part series, we’ll explore the topic of flexibility in architecture. The first article examined the main…
Trends July 12Improving Staff Outcomes in Inpatient Units—A Canadian Context
As reported in the CHD Research Report in the June 2012 issue of HEALTHCARE DESIGN, the design features…
Trends July 10Health Care Without Harm International
Josh Karliner, international coordinator for Health Care Without Harm (HCWH), shared the organization’s perspective on healthcare sustainability activities…
Trends June 20The Triple Bottom Line
I’m a big fan of the television show “Mad Men,” so I’m excited that after what feels like…
Trends June 14
