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Improving Healthcare With Better Building Design (Book)

  • Author: Sara O. Marberry, Editor
  • Format: Book
  • Publication Date: Jan 1, 2006

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The increase in capital spending on healthcare facilities means that many healthcare executives will be asked to do something that most of them have not done before and are unlikely to do again. They will be responsible for capital expenditures often in the hundreds of millions of dollars and are looking for information on how to achieve the best value for their money. This book provides them with a knowledge base to begin the process.



Publisher: The Foundation of the American College of Healthcare Executives

The research is now conclusive - the design of the healthcare environment greatly influences patient satisfaction, employee performance, clinical outcomes, and operational efficiency.

Incorporate proven design innovations into your new construction or renovation plans. Based on the work of The Center for Health Design (CHD), this book provides the latest information on evidence-based design from the experts at the forefront of healthcare design research. The authors use actual results from pioneering organizations to illustrate the impact of evidence-based design on medical outcomes, safety, and the bottom line.

Learn how to use design to
- Earn patient loyalty and improve satisfaction
- Improve outcomes by reducing patient stress
- Increase staff effectiveness and loyalty
- Reduce patient falls and hospital-aquired infections
- Foster cultural change in your organization

This book also includes advice from hospital CEOs who used evidence-based design principles to build extraordinary facilities. Their stories will educate and inspire you not only to build a new structure but to create the optimal healing environment for patients, staff, and visitors.