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Posted on June 18, 2012 by Guest Contributor

Ideally there would always be adequate land available on-site for expanding current facilities to accommodate additional capacity.

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, exteriordesign, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, interiordesign, renovation, ShaneWilliams.

Posted on June 18, 2012 by Karen Allen

When one of my clients, a major hospital in the northwest US began discussions regarding their new critical care patient tower several years ago, they were adamant about having various

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, interiordesign, KarenAllen, renovation, waxfree, waxfreefloor.

Posted on June 17, 2012 by Pat Malick

Can you imagine a time when every healthcare facility is designed with a patient’s health, safety, comfort and well-being in mind? Applying the principles of Evidence-Based Design

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Topics: architects, architecture, Arrayarchitects, EBD Array, evidencebaseddesign, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, interiordesign, PatMalick, renovation, specialtyarchitecture.

Posted on June 17, 2012 by Noah Tolson

The design of a nurse station must accommodate the many different types of interaction and work that occur; it is an environment that needs to enhance

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, NoahTolson, nursestation, nursestationdesign, renovation, specialtyarchitecture.

Posted on June 14, 2012 by Guest Contributor

In this new economy, hospitals are looking to new ways to make their capital dollars go further. The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) helps hospitals access affordable

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, FHA, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, HUD, MarshaWhitt, OHF, renovation, specialtyarchitecture.

Posted on June 14, 2012 by Guest Contributor

When conceptualizing the design or renovation of a behavioral healthcare facility, it’s important to institute features and materials that are conducive to privacy and personal dignity.

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Topics: antiligature, architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, renovation, riskreduction, specialtyarchitecture.

Posted on June 14, 2012 by Kent Doss

Before EHRs and patient-focused healthcare delivery, there were two arenas of outpatient care: what physicians provided in their office and what hospitals offered as an “add-on”

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, KentDoss, renovation, specialtyarchitecture.

Posted on June 14, 2012 by Lisa Lipschutz

While sharing a common mission to provide a safe, nurturing long-term care environment for their residents, Skilled Nursing Facilities

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Topics: architects, architecture, Array, Arrayarchitects, healthcare, healthcaredesign, hospitals, LisaLipschutz, LTACH, renovation, SNF, specialtyarchitecture.

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The Benefits of Building New Facilities vs. Renovation

The Wax-Free Patient Care Tower

Evidence-Based Design

Nurse Station Design

Stretching Your Capital Dollars

Proper Materials for Risk Reduction in Behavioral Healthcare Facilities

Incorporating ROI in Ambulatory Care Design

Differences Between SNFs and LTACHs