Healthcare’s Water Conversation Efforts Have Ripple Effect
Reducing energy consumption isn’t the only area where healthcare organizations and designers are making a positive environmental impact…
Trends July 13
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Tackling The Transition To The New Parkland
In 2008, leadership at Parkland Hospital in Dallas realized that the facility built in 1954 had reached its…
Trends February 18Hitting The Mark In Sustainable Design
If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. That’s one of the lessons gleaned from projects that…
Trends November 24Illuminating Ideas On LEDs In Healthcare
LED technology’s reputation as an energy-saving light source and a good replacement option for incandescent and halogen lamps…
Trends September 25Good Taste: Designing Healthcare Dining Spaces
As competition surges among healthcare providers, delivering positive experiences for patients is inspiring projects that breathe new life…
Trends June 8Rethinking How Design Supports The Healthcare D-Suite
For years we’ve been designing the administrative C-suite to provide proximity for healthcare executives to foster collaboration and…
Trends June 8Finding The Way With Master Planning
On paper, Boston City Hospital and Boston University Medical Center Hospital came together in 1996 to form Boston…
Trends May 1Point-of-Care Workstations Contribute to Improved Nursing Workflows
Time. It is the one thing we can’t make more of, and the one thing that costs us…
Trends March 18Sinai Hospital Improves Safeguards for Dispensing of Medications
Sinai Hospital in Baltimore made a profound shift in their medication administration approach by moving the process directly…
Trends March 6Access Control Systems Can Add Security and Improve Workflow In A Healthcare Setting
Extending the time caregivers can spend at the point-of-care results in better patient satisfaction and outcomes. But how…
Trends January 20
