Configuring For Collaboration
Healthcare is moving away from individual encounters with single clinicians and toward coordinated, integrated care by high-performing teams.…
Trends November 6
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A New Movement For Healthcare: Universal Design
Designing spaces to meet the needs of baby boomers is especially challenging because there’s no clear definition of…
Trends November 4Faces Of The Future Of Healthcare Design
One thing is certain: Today’s architecture and design students are inspired and ready to bring new ideas and…
Trends October 27Coming Together To Improve Cancer Care
Cancer treatment at Cleveland Clinic’s main campus can take patients on a fragmented journey—from its main four-story Taussig…
Trends October 26The Next Wave In Cancer Center Design
Breakthroughs in radiation therapy—specifically, the use of heavy particles, such as protons and carbon-ions—are creating promising new possibilities…
Trends October 26The Next Ebola Is Coming: Are Facilities Prepared?
Americans “have a very short attention span,” warned Dr. Bruce Ribner, medical director of the Emory University Hospital…
Trends October 23Using Mixed Methods To Build Akron Children's New Pavilion
The team behind the new seven-story Kay Jewelers Pavilion medical tower at Akron Children’s Hospital in Akron, Ohio,…
Trends October 22Generation Next: A Look Inside Healthcare Design Education
Jessica Welch’s college path was anything but clear. Having grown up in a family of doctors, she thought…
Trends October 21The Return Of The House Call?
My wife and I come from families of doctors and nurses spanning several generations. Her 95-year-old grandfather, a…
Trends October 20
