Refl ecting again
One of the many perks of being Editor-in-Chief of HEALTHCARE DESIGN is this very space, devoted on a…
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Change hits home
One common criticism of virtually all of the recently (and thankfully) concluded presidential campaigns was their glib use…
Trends December 1Creating ripples, making waves: A preview of Pebble presentations at HEALTHCARE DESIGN.08
HEALTHCARE DESIGN.08 will be held in Washington, D.C., November 8-11. Ten out of the 49 educational sessions to…
Trends October 31Watch for wiki
By now I would guess that most of the plugged-in world, including the nongeek contingent, is aware of…
Trends October 31The Changing Face of Critical Care
Acute care hospitals are continually evolving their approach to adult inpatient care. They are searching for ways to…
Trends October 31The Colosseum
So there we were, walking down the Via Cavour in Rome, when to the left, we saw perhaps…
Trends September 30Anticipating the Big One
Southern California is expected to be hit by a massive earthquake (6.7) in the next three decades, according…
Trends August 31Two Takes on Renovation
Aside from a plethora of sparkling new projects in this, our 8th annual Architectural Showcase issue, our contents…
Trends August 31Designing For The Bariatric Patient Population
Two topics consistently come up with clients planning renovations or new construction at their acute care facility: designing…
Trends August 31Building trust
I’ve gone through some enlightening experiences recently, all revolving around the issue of trust. Specifically, via various article…
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