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Trends September 28
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The HCD 10 Educator: William Worn
William Worn, architect, clinical associate professor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is this year’s HCD 10 Educator.
Trends September 28The HCD 10 Building Professional: Becky Olson
Becky Olson, project manager at Skanska USA, is this year's HCD 10 Building Professional.
Trends September 27The HCD 10 Clinician: Manuel Hernandez
Manuel Hernandez, principal and health practice leader at CannonDesign and assistant professor, department of emergency medicine, Penn State…
Trends September 26The HCD 10 Facility Manager: Tim Keenan
Tim Keenan, administrative director of support services and facilities at St. Anthony Hospital, is this year's HCD 10…
Trends September 25The HCD 10 Interior Designer: Kari Thorsen
Kari Thorsen, principal, ZGF Architects LLP, is this year’s HCD 10 Interior Designer.
Trends September 22Hospital Design For Seniors
The elderly represents the largest percentage of hospital inpatients and this number will continue to grow. Should the…
Trends September 22The HCD 10 Architect: Jon Crane
Jon Crane, senior vice president, director, translational health at HDR is this year's HCD 10 Architect.
Trends September 21The HCD 10 Owner/Provider: Panos Lampsas
Panos Lampsas, regional program manager at Sutter Health, is this year's HCD 10 Owner/Provider.
Trends September 21Face Time: James Ferris
Here, TLC Engineering for Architecture’s healthcare operations manager talks about the influx of big data in healthcare, the…
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