A/E/C Survey Sheds Light On New Wave Of Business
Once plagued by concerns over healthcare reform—Will it pass? Will it be overturned? What happens now?—healthcare architecture, engineering,…
Trends April 5
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A New View On Patient Falls
The effect of patient falls is far-reaching. Falls are the leading cause of injury and account for 6.5…
Trends January 19Clinic Design Wants: How Do Boomers And Millennials Compare?
Millennials, or Americans born between 1982 and 2000, have replaced baby boomers as the largest population segment in…
Trends January 14The Gray Area Of Healthcare Design
U.S. healthcare construction continues to move steadily along at the reliable pace of $38 billion to $42 billion…
Trends December 8Lab Partners: Mayo Clinic And Delos Team Up On Well Living Lab
Ninety percent—that’s the amount of time Americans spend indoors, from homes to offices to retail spaces and healthcare…
Trends November 9Configuring For Collaboration
Healthcare is moving away from individual encounters with single clinicians and toward coordinated, integrated care by high-performing teams.…
Trends November 6Healthcare Design Industry Reaches A Middle Ground
Put a new healthcare facility smack in the middle of the recession and impending healthcare reform, and what…
Trends September 1Does The Decentralized Nursing Model Deliver?
The decentralized nursing operations and physical design model was introduced to inpatient units more than 10 years ago,…
Trends August 6Research Weighs Effects Of Healthcare Workspaces On Team-based Care
U.S. healthcare systems are moving away from episodic care delivered in silos to coordinated, team-based care that improves…
Trends April 22What’s The Value of Research In The Creative Design Process?
The industry has recently taken a keen interest in what keeps healthcare professionals up at night. In hope…
Trends April 15
