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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Rehabilitation Care: Preparing For The Future
Strategically planned bed growth in rehabilitation care is primarily being inspired by meeting the needs of baby boomers…
Trends March 31The Intersection Of Healthcare And Politics
Since passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2010, politics and healthcare have taken center stage in…
Trends March 30Creating Short-Stay Environments For The Chronically Ill
Bridging the gap between inpatient care and off-site clinics, health systems are experimenting with cost-effective, short-stay settings to…
Trends March 23How Design Can Improve Infection Prevention And Control
Twenty years ago it was a “forgone conclusion” that some patients would contract a healthcare-associated infection (HAI), said…
Trends March 22Insights From Physicians, Patients Help Shape Future Clinic Design
It’s long been recognized that the delivery of healthcare in the U.S. doesn’t quite stack up against that…
Trends March 22Designing The Healthcare Workplace
At its core, any healthcare building is a workplace. So what are the basic elements and best practices…
Trends March 21
Best Practices For Rehab Center Design
Today’s rehabilitation spaces are designed to be motivating, welcoming, safe, and accessible. Everything from the layout and equipment…
Trends March 18Who’s Your Design Team MVP?
A few months ago, I wrote about how our HCD 10 awards—honoring individuals across different specialties within the…
Trends March 17
