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EVIDENCE-BASED DESIGN:
DEFINITION AND APPLICATION IN THE
HEALTHCARE SETTING
LORISSA MACALLISTER, PHD, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, EDAC
PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER OF ENVIAH
SENIOR RESEARCH FELLOW AT THE SAMUELI INSTITUTE
Introduction
Hospitals and health systems face many challenges
in today’s rapidly changing healthcare market:
consolidation of facilities, mergers and acquisitions,
new measurements of performance, workforce
shortage issues, and an increased demand for
experience-based healthcare. To weather these
changes, it is crucial that organizations know how to
improve their performance and identify the factors
that are essential to their success. In healthcare and
other industries, the built environment has long been
recognized as playing a crucial role in organizational
success.
The architectural design
EVIDENCE-BASED DESIGN: DEFINITION AND
Introduction Hospitals and health systems face ma
Before the launch of the reimbursement tool in th
Figure 1. Topics and Subtopics examined in a Syst
It is essential that healthcare architects unders
Unit Design and Employee Effectiveness With the i
References
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