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➕✖️💨Fewer unnecessary bells and whistles, better results. That’s our kind of #healthcare math. Learn how achievements and efficiency guide Chief Product and Technology Officer Nicholas Stepro’s work at Arcadia: https://lnkd.in/eq_d_tQN #healthcaretechnology #healthcareinnovation
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EFFICACY - this is another electrical signage term we get asked about a lot. Daryl Foreman gives a great, short explanation here. You can also access a full glossary of terms on the Principal Sloan U section of our website, located here: https://lnkd.in/g2D_FRUG https://lnkd.in/gWkDBMFY #efficacy #electricalsignageterminology #keeplearning #WeLoveSigns
Efficacy - Principal Sloan U
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𝗠𝗮𝘀𝘀𝗮𝗰𝗵𝘂𝘀𝗲𝘁𝘁𝘀 𝗿𝗮𝗶𝘀𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗯𝗮𝗿 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗱𝗶𝗴𝗶𝘁𝗮𝗹 𝗮𝗰𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 🚀 In 2023, under Executive Order No. 614 announced by Office of Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey, the state established several measures to advance digital accessibility, including 🔻 → Creation of the country’s first Digital Accessibility and Equity Governance Board to “ensure that the executive department’s digital services and information are #accessible, reliable, and available.” → Appointment of its first-ever Chief Information Technology Accessibility Officer (CIAO), becoming the 4th state to adopt such a role. The CIAO’s role focuses on making state websites accessible 💻. 👉 Dive into the latest article via UserWay.org's On the Record newsroom to learn more about how Massachusetts is leading the charge in making digital spaces inclusive for all. Article by Sarah Bard, UserWay’s Government Affairs Advisor 👇 #AccessibilityForAll #Massachusetts #UserWay #DisabilityInclusion Image description: Promotional banner featuring a deep blue and black gradient background. Main text reads: 'Massachusetts sets the bar high for digital accessibility.' Below the title is a headshot of Sarah Bard, Government Affairs Advisor. The bottom right displays an outline of Massachusetts with an accessibility icon inside.
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When you start compiling a portfolio, it's always fun to stop and reflect a bit. Beyond those sexy final images, there are always crazy project stories and tough experiences you go through as a designer. With risk comes great reward however. Some of the best professional friendships I have built over the years were forged in the fires of long hours, uncertain outcomes and creative growth. In the end though, one positive comment from someone you've helped can make it all worth it. With that in mind, these projects stood out most to me.... Most inspiring :: The Philips Neonatal Care Futures program (codename Lotus) was easily the most focused, comprehensive, deep dive on a singular topic that I've ever experienced professionally. Our team was propelled by the excitement of creating a brand new, ground-up experience for one of the most vulnerable patient populations, critically ill neonates. We had the space, support and team to make magic happen (which we did), such a rarity. Toughest challenge :: Successfully building a fully custom, first-of-kind Surgical Futures simulation lab during a global pandemic that triggered a worker shortage, crazy inflation, corporate restructuring and snarled supply chains. Patience, persistence and ingenuity from the whole team made this one a reality. Just keep swimming, just keep swimming... Most rewarding :: Working with Dallas Children's Hospital to create an immersive environment for kids to decompress during stressful mental health situations. I have a bit of a soft spot for kids (as I am a bit of a big one myself), so this project will always be one of my favorites. How about you? What was the most rewarding project you ever worked on? #design #designcommunity #experiencedesign #healthcaredesign #uxdesign #architecturedesign #designerlife
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One of my top projects is writing about Syska Hennessy's top projects. Check out the latest issue of Connections! Syska Hennessy Group #mep #aec
Today is the Day! Our latest edition of Connections has arrived, and it's packed with must-read features! Immerse yourself in the groundbreaking developments at Hackensack University Medical Center, showcasing their cutting-edge surgical and intensive care tower. Explore the dynamic world of Southwestern Community College. Take a deep dive into the remarkable four-decade journey of Gary Brennen at Syska Hennessy, a tale of innovation and dedication. Plus, don't miss our compelling Industry Voices segment with the visionary Pascale Sablan. Finally join us in continuing the grand celebration of our 95th Anniversary. #ConnectionsMagazine #InnovationInFocus #Celebrating95Years
Connections 2023 Winter Issue
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Human-Centered Health Care | Strategy and Implementation | Facilitation | Coaching | Training
Check out my blog post about Rapid Engagement in the Center for Accelerating Care Transformation (ACT Center) newsletter!
ACT Center's summer update: https://lnkd.in/gEwV_SnS | #actcenterorg
ACT Center Newsletter | Summer 2023
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"Environment is the invisible hand that shapes human behavior" Every day we try to provide the best possible treatment to our critical patients. Typically we focus on training and debriefing in order to learn. But this is an individual approach, not a system approach. And although I think training and feedback are important, shouldn’t we be spending more time on optimizing the #design of our workplace? Check out this podcast with Andrew Petrosoniak by Erik Hein to learn all about design in emergency care, recommended! Want to learn more? Check his talk at ResusNL at https://lnkd.in/ecyevwSV (from 2:37:29) and his website at https://lnkd.in/eV_bKDFU Have some experience in reshaping your workplace in emergency care? Please share in the comments to inspire others!
Auteur Frontlinie training/ Onderwijs / Bewegingswetenschapper / Gevaarsbeheersing / Psycholoog BSc
“In a well-designed emergency medicine space, team members might not need to rely heavily on explicit CRM principles because the environment naturally facilitates better coordination and efficiency”. Welcome to my conversation with Dr. Andrew Petrosoniak, emergency physician and trauma team leader at St. Michael’s Hospital. We talk about designing workspaces that promotes implicit coordination. We talk about the 5 stepts of design thinking as a great method for improvement and change instead. See how this improved blood delivery in trauma care and more important how it is a form of co-creation instead of top down solutions. As an bonus Andrew gives 3 steps for an effective pre-brief! Dr. Andrew Petrosoniak is an emergency physician and trauma team leader at St. Michael’s Hospital and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of Toronto. He has completed a Master of Science in medical education where he focused on the use of in situ simulation (practice in the actual workplace) in procedural skill acquisition. Ruben VerlangenHans van SchuppenIvo van AsperenMartijn ForrerStef BoumanFemke DijkstraNoorda EvaPatrick SchouwenbergDr. Preston Cline Ed.DDan Dworkis MD PhDChristopher Hicks, MD, MEd, FRCPCScott WeingartAnne-Marie De VriesPeter Bennik
Dr. Andrew Petrosoniak: Design Thinking, optimizing the physical space and the pre-brief!
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Visit the Behavioral & Mental Health toolbox: https://loom.ly/P7yT99M Can concepts driving culture change in senior living translate in a behavioral healthcare setting? To determine if there's an effective balance between design and safety & patient comfort, dignity and control, the webinar: Behavioral Health Care Integration: IP, OP, and ED - located in our Behavioral and Mental Health Toolbox sponsored by Accurate Lock and Hardware, Altro Americas, architecture+ and Whitehall Manufacturing - shares case studies and work on the boards of a variety of projects to discover if architecture influences behavior.
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Theranos: The Fraud And Whistleblower In 2003, Elizabeth Holmes, a nineteen year old college student at Stanford University, had an idea that would revolutionize the medical industry. #universityoflynchburg #lynchburg #lynchburghornets #uofl #thecritograph #critograph #studentmedia #lynchburgnews #lynchburgva #lifeintheburg #studentvoice
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The Spring issue of #HCBS Quality Matters is here! Learn about #assistivetechnology at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, find out how the Illinois Assistive Technology Program connects people to devices through their reuse and lending programs and read about research by Carli Friedman, PhD, of CQL | The Council on Quality and Leadership on how variations in HCBS AT waivers across states affect access. https://loom.ly/ws3QpEk
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