"Innovation is not always a structured process,” writes Page Principal + Healthcare Planning Director Mark Vaughan. “Creativity and collaboration thrive in the spontaneity of informal conversations, chance encounters, and the exploration of nature. As academic medical centers continue to push the boundaries of medical knowledge in laboratories and lecture halls, planners and designers should embrace the potential for discovery in unexpected places. “Public and private spaces should contain synapses—intersecting points that can create intentional opportunities for meaningful conversations. These are places people want to go during their normal routines to grab coffee, eat lunch, take a break outside, or walk along a familiar track." Read Mark’s article, “Four Design Strategies to Foster Community, Connection at Academic Medical Centers” in Healthcare Design: https://bit.ly/4cwxkrq #AcademicMedicalCenters #DesignLed #Innovation #HealthcareDesign #Architecture
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Designing Better Healthcare. Much of the work we do in healthcare is about helping patients and professionals achieve better outcomes through the design of better products and experiences. An important part of this relates to the environment in which care is delivered. We provided input to a Sensing Spaces of Healthcare research project led by Victoria Bates at University of Bristol which explored the question: Can good design make a difference to our healthcare spaces? Take a few minutes to watch this nice summary of the insights and some of the work contributing to achieving better healthcare by design. #design #healthcare Kinneir Dufort | SteriPack Design & Product Development
Design For Life – a Sensing Spaces of Healthcare research project
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A case study of healthcare transformation through service design
The NUS Division of Industrial Design, National Healthcare Group, and CHI - Centre for Healthcare Innovation are proud to present our collaborative publication: The Sustainable Hospital Playbook! From August to November last year, 21 Industrial Design students collaborated with Tan Tock Seng Hospital staff from the Endoscopy Centre, Inpatient Wards, Care & Counselling department, Community Health Team, and Kitchen to innovate feasible, low-cost solutions to address sustainability from a ground-up perspective. The Sustainable Hospital Playbook details the various approaches and opportunities explored during the project, and also showcases the different design outcomes and impacts of each design team’s proposed interventions. The playbook aims to inspire healthcare practitioners to leverage on simple design opportunities that can make their daily processes more sustainable. The case studies also show how simple interventions can make significant sustainable impacts in the long run. Special thanks to all the designers, staff and healthcare practitioners for contributing their expertise and enthusiasm to make this book a reality! View the digital publication here: https://lnkd.in/giJheySU Jung-Joo Lee Jia Xiang Chua Keith Lee
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The NUS Division of Industrial Design, National Healthcare Group, and CHI - Centre for Healthcare Innovation are proud to present our collaborative publication: The Sustainable Hospital Playbook! From August to November last year, 21 Industrial Design students collaborated with Tan Tock Seng Hospital staff from the Endoscopy Centre, Inpatient Wards, Care & Counselling department, Community Health Team, and Kitchen to innovate feasible, low-cost solutions to address sustainability from a ground-up perspective. The Sustainable Hospital Playbook details the various approaches and opportunities explored during the project, and also showcases the different design outcomes and impacts of each design team’s proposed interventions. The playbook aims to inspire healthcare practitioners to leverage on simple design opportunities that can make their daily processes more sustainable. The case studies also show how simple interventions can make significant sustainable impacts in the long run. Special thanks to all the designers, staff and healthcare practitioners for contributing their expertise and enthusiasm to make this book a reality! View the digital publication here: https://lnkd.in/giJheySU Jung-Joo Lee Jia Xiang Chua Keith Lee
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Honored to showcase our expertise! In our latest video, we unveil our passion for Designing and Planning Medical Colleges and Hospitals. Witness how we combine visionary architecture and innovative infrastructure planning to shape the future of healthcare education and patient care. Our commitment to quality and sustainability sets us apart in this vital field. This video offers a glimpse into our journey of transforming ideas into reality, contributing to the growth of the healthcare ecosystem. #architecture #hospitalplanning #MedicalCollegeDesign #HospitalPlanning #HealthcareInfrastructure #VisionaryArchitecture #InnovativeDesign #HealthcareEducation #PatientCare #SustainableArchitecture #QualityHealthcare #ArchitecturalDesign #HealthcareConsulting #HospitalDesign #HealthcareFacilities #HealthcareInnovation #BuildingForHealth #MedicalInfrastructure #HealthcareDevelopment #FutureOfHealthcare #DesigningForHealth #InfrastructurePlanning #HospitalArchitecture #HealthcareGrowth #TransformingHealthcare #HealthcareDesign #HealthAndWellness #HealthcareProjects #ArchitectsOfChange #MedicalPlanning #SustainabilityInDesign #HealthcareSolutions
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Well done this is a very useful and accessible resource - very helpful for sharing in healthcare.
📖New release from our Cambridge University Press Elements series Gyuchan Thomas Jun and Sue Hignett from Loughborough University and P John Clarkson from University of Cambridge examine the role of design creativity in healthcare improvement. They provide: • An outline of the characteristics of design thinking. • Practical tools to support design creativity. • Examples of how these tools are used in healthcare improvement. • A critique of design creativity and evidence for its use in healthcare improvement. It's free to read and download: https://hubs.ly/Q02zrdCX0
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"How might we approach healthcare construction differently? The end goal should no longer be a building. The goal should be the experience of the people working in the facility so that they know what their environment can do, and how to manipulate it to their needs." To learn more about MillerKnoll latest research and insights, click on the link below. #healthcare #design #research ##designbuild
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Blending Past & Future: Contracted to convert an existing 1920s industrial building into a 21st century healthcare facility, KMD developed a visionary design that integrates Stanford Health Care’s clinical innovation and brand identity within an existing structure. The result is the creation of new paradigms for architectural identity and patient centered spaces. KMD and Stanford have succeeded in building on the past, creating a new, long-lasting future. https://lnkd.in/gVrZ2V-U
Stanford Health Care 6121 Hollis — kmd architects
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Learn More: https://loom.ly/-FRFEVc “What is Evidence-Based Design (EBD)?” “How can it improve health, safety and business outcomes?” “What do I need to know to start using it for my projects?” This interactive, four-hour, pre-conference workshop at the 2024 PDC Summit will provide you with an introduction to the EBD process and offer practical guidance to get you started. Using a blend of educational content and experiential activities, this workshop will teach you how to find and apply research to identify and inform design strategies, and how to gather data to evaluate and measure your outcomes. Led by an expert faculty Ellen Taylor, VP Research at The Center for Health Design; Barry Rabner, former CEO of Penn Medicine Princeton Health; Donna Deckard, Director of Strategic Projects at The Center for Health Design; and Richard Evors of the Defense Health Agency, this workshop is designed for any healthcare facility planner, designer or manager responsible for maximizing return on capital investments by quantifiably improving patient safety, quality and satisfaction, and enhancing workforce recruitment and retention.
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Learn More: https://loom.ly/-FRFEVc “What is Evidence-Based Design (EBD)?” “How can it improve health, safety and business outcomes?” “What do I need to know to start using it for my projects?” This interactive, four-hour, pre-conference workshop at the 2024 PDC Summit will provide you with an introduction to the EBD process and offer practical guidance to get you started. Using a blend of educational content and experiential activities, this workshop will teach you how to find and apply research to identify and inform design strategies, and how to gather data to evaluate and measure your outcomes. Led by an expert faculty Ellen Taylor, VP Research at The Center for Health Design; Barry Rabner, former CEO of Penn Medicine Princeton Health; Donna Deckard, Director of Strategic Projects at The Center for Health Design; and Richard Evors of the Defense Health Agency, this workshop is designed for any healthcare facility planner, designer or manager responsible for maximizing return on capital investments by quantifiably improving patient safety, quality and satisfaction, and enhancing workforce recruitment and retention.
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📖New release from our Cambridge University Press Elements series Gyuchan Thomas Jun and Sue Hignett from Loughborough University and P John Clarkson from University of Cambridge examine the role of design creativity in healthcare improvement. They provide: • An outline of the characteristics of design thinking. • Practical tools to support design creativity. • Examples of how these tools are used in healthcare improvement. • A critique of design creativity and evidence for its use in healthcare improvement. It's free to read and download: https://hubs.ly/Q02zrdCX0
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2moLoved working with Mark Vaughan to get this article published, such a great topic and truly organic to Page's AMC designs -- LOTS of synapses for brainstorming and chance encounters that lead to discoveries.