The Center for Health Design

Learn more and register: https://loom.ly/uQirfvw Join us November 21 for our aging webinar day! Starting at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET, Craig Witz of Witz Company, The Center's Addie Abushousheh, PhD, Lisa Warnock of Glow Interior Designs, LLC, Greg Hunteman of Pi Architects and JinHwa Paradowicz of Perkins Eastman will explore the financial implications and potential market advantages of implementing intergenerational design in senior living communities. Following at 12 PM PT / 3 PM ET, tune in to hear Stanley Gatland II of CertainTeed and Saint-Gobain, Dr. Mike O'Neill of HumanSpace, The Center's Addie Abushousheh, Steve Muller of Garden Spot Village, Carie Shingleton, NCIDQ/IIDA/LEED AP/WELL AP of SFCS Architects, and David Turner and Angelo Garetto of SpaceBot analyze a pre-/post- “refresh” study to learn if performance characteristics of materials and finishes contribute to the experiential quality of dining spaces. Thank you to our aging webinar sponsor Patcraft!

View all Center sessions: https://loom.ly/-FRFEVc Featured in our 24-session Research, Design and Outcomes learning track at the 2025 PDC Summit are these five Design Research-focused presentations: • Design Research: A Rapid-Fire Review of Six Picks – presented by The Center’s research team Ellen Taylor, Addie Abushousheh, PhD and Yolanda Keys • A Decade of Insight: Case Studies from Health Environments Research & Design (HERD) Journal on the Impact of Health Environments – presented by HERD Founding Co-Editor Kirk Hamilton of Texas A&M University and Co-Editors Debbie Gregory, DNP, RN, FAAN of Smith Seckman Reid, Inc. and The Center’s VP for Research Ellen Taylor • Transforming Inpatient Unit Design with POE Outcomes – presented by Steve Jackson, Deborah Smith and Lauren Lazarescu of Flad Architects, and Jeff Wesner, MBA of Sarasota Memorial Hospital-Venice • Improving Healthcare Design and Delivery through Prototype Post-Occupancy – presented by Elizabeth Dolinar, AIA, EDAC of DLR Group • The ED Exam Room Design Toolkit – presented by David Allison, Anjali Joseph, Heidi Zinzow and Fernanda de Moraes Goulart of Clemson University To view The Center’s full 24-session learning track and registration for the 2025 PDC Summit, visit the link. Thank you to our CHD Education Track Sponsors Mohawk Group and Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering!

Learn more and register: https://loom.ly/5r4ulw8 In a profession dedicated to caring for others, the wellbeing of healthcare workers themselves is often overlooked in their own work environments. Clinicians face daily challenges that not only affect their health and job satisfaction but also patient care. Watch this webinar to hear from Steelcase Health and this panel of designers and healthcare professionals – including Center for Health Design Research Associate Yolanda Keys, Julie D. of Branches Consulting, Co. and Beth Bronson of Steelcase Health Applications & Environments Design Studio – explain how thoughtful design can transform the ways clinicians work, reduce burnout and create a more supportive work environment.

Learn more and register: https://loom.ly/ogFcLmo In an age where women look to social media for health support, or stream their own health journey, how does architecture evolve to meet the specific needs of women's health? Join us this Thursday at 10 AM PT/1 PM ET to hear design decisions that support the patient experience in women’s health centers including patient arrival and flow, room layouts, materials selection, and the role that art contributes to a welcoming and healing environment. Erin Nunes Cooper of Ballinger will highlight common design elements from several case studies including: an urban adaptive reuse project, an inpatient maternal and birthing center, and a new construction fit-out — with results and valuable lessons learned. Register at the link. Affiliate discounts apply.

View all Center sessions: https://loom.ly/-FRFEVc Featured in our 24-session Research, Design and Outcomes learning track at the 2025 PDC Summit are these four presentations focused on The Business of Design: • Capital Planning: The Foundation for Success in Healthcare – presented by members of The Center’s Built Environment Network (BEN) Stephen Carbery of Carbery Facilities Solutions, Jordan Cram of Enstoa and Chris Knueven of Bon Secours Mercy Health • Balanced Insights: Better Decision Making – presented by Barbara Dellinger of DELLINGER CONSULTING, LLC, Shari Solomon of CleanHealth Environmental, LLC., Jane Rohde of JSR Associates, Inc., and Linda Gabel, CHID, IIDA, NCIDQ of The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center • The Joint Commission’s National Patient Safety Goal to Improve Health Care Equity: Design for Improvement – presented by Tammy Thompson of Institute for Patient-Centered Design, Inc., Taft Cleveland, AICP, Assoc. AIA, NOMA of SmithGroup and Esperanza Harper, M.Arch, EDAC, NOMA, Six Sigma Green Belt of LS3P ASSOCIATES LTD. • Inside/Out: Building A Powerhouse for Transition and Occupancy Planning – presented by Roxanne Butler of Blue Cottage of CannonDesign To view The Center’s full 24-session learning track and registration for the 2025 PDC Summit, visit the link. Thank you to our CHD Education Track Sponsors Mohawk Group and Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering!

Learn more and register: https://loom.ly/ogFcLmo In an age where women look to social media for health support, or stream their own health journey, how does architecture evolve to meet the specific needs of women's health? Today's women's health centers require spaces for extreme privacy balanced with the reality of highly public experiences. Hear Erin Nunes Cooper of Ballinger describe the role of social media in women's health and its relationship to the design of the healthcare built environment. Attendees will learn common design elements from several case studies including: an urban adaptive reuse project, an inpatient maternal and birthing center, and a new construction fit-out — with results and valuable lessons learned. Register at the link. Affiliate discounts apply.

Learn more and register: https://loom.ly/5r4ulw8 In a profession dedicated to caring for others, the wellbeing of healthcare workers themselves is often overlooked in their own work environments. Clinicians face daily challenges that not only affect their health and job satisfaction but also patient care. Watch this webinar to hear from Steelcase Health and this panel of designers and healthcare professionals – including Center for Health Design Research Associate Yolanda Keys, Julie D. of Branches Consulting, Co. and Beth Bronson of Steelcase Health Applications & Environments Design Studio – explain how thoughtful design can transform the ways clinicians work, reduce burnout and create a more supportive work environment.

Learn More: https://loom.ly/FFFQ_yY Health Environments Research & Design (HERD) is a peer-reviewed journal of research and methodology papers, theory articles, case studies, and book reviews focused on the effects of health design on patient, provider, and organizational outcomes. Help grow this body of knowledge by becoming a reviewer for future submissions. More information at the link.

Learn more and register: https://loom.ly/5r4ulw8 In a profession dedicated to caring for others, the wellbeing of healthcare workers themselves is often overlooked in their own work environments. Clinicians face daily challenges that not only affect their health and job satisfaction but also patient care. Watch this webinar to hear from Steelcase Health and this panel of designers and healthcare professionals – including Center for Health Design Research Associate Yolanda Keys, Julie D. of Branches Consulting, Co. and Beth Bronson of Steelcase Health Applications & Environments Design Studio – explain how thoughtful design can transform the ways clinicians work, reduce burnout and create a more supportive work environment.

View all Center sessions: https://loom.ly/-FRFEVc Featured in our 24-session Research, Design and Outcomes learning track at the 2025 PDC Summit are these two presentations focused on Design for Staff Wellness: • Blueprint for Mitigating Nurse Burnout: A Social Listening Perspective – presented by Deborah Wingler, PhD, MSD-HHE, EDAC, LSSYB, Rutali Joshi, PhD, EDAC, LSSYB and Ed Hunt of HKS, Inc., and Michelle Ossmann, PhD, MSN of MillerKnoll • Caregivers in Crisis: Rethinking Staff Spaces – presented by Margi Kaminski RID, NCIDQ, ASID, IIDA, EDAC of CannonDesign To view The Center’s full 24-session learning track and registration for the 2025 PDC Summit, visit the link. Thank you to our CHD Education Track Sponsors Mohawk Group and Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering!