Teaching To The Test
A group of well-meaning politicians crafted the federal No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB), in an…
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Risk Management: Preparing Your Facility To Handle Infectious Disease Patients
Earlier this year as the World Health Organization was declaring that the countries hit hardest by Ebola—Guinea, Liberia,…
Trends February 11Designing To Accommodate The Short-Stay Patient
Many types of patients no longer meet inpatient admission criteria but still need to remain in a hospital…
Trends February 5Five Ways Design Can Make Doctors’ Visits Shorter
Shorter wait times are a patient satisfier, but certain design configurations can make patient wait times and appointments…
Trends February 4Examining The Exam Room: 3 Trends To Watch
Once fairly standardized, exam rooms are evolving to address changes in delivery models and technology. In the past,…
Trends February 2What Keeps You Up At Night?
The results are in! Each year at the Healthcare Design Expo & Conference, The Center for Health Design…
Trends January 21A 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 19It’s Time To Take Another Look at Sustainable Design
In The Center for Health Design’s column in the January/February issue of Healthcare Design, Debra Levin describes The…
Trends January 14Clinic 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 14
