The 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…
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Improving 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 14Improving Patient Safety in Inpatient Units—A Canadian Context
Trillium Health Centre–Mississauga’s new west wing was designed as an optimum inpatient care facility modeled with a focus…
Trends June 13The Road to Flexibility: Understanding Change
This three-part series will explore the topic of flexibility in architecture. In this first article, we examine the…
Trends June 6The Effects of Material Selections on Noise Levels in Two Patient Care Units
Palomar Medical Center (PMC) West, which is scheduled to open in summer 2012, is the centerpiece of the…
Trends May 18Healthy Interiors: If These Walls Could Talk
If you close your eyes and think of an interior where you felt relaxed and at peace, what…
Trends May 15Discovering Your Innovative Spirit in Evidence-Based Healthcare Design
If you are about to embark on a new building project or maybe even just a small renovation…
Trends April 30Research in Practice: Lesson 1
This is the first in a series of articles to appear in Healthcare Design that provides practical advice…
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