W02 - ROI of the Clinical Voice in Healthcare Design: How to Get it and What It’s Worth in the Quest for Better Designs

  • Room: 302BC
  • Session Number:W02
Saturday, October 08, 2022: 8:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Speaker(s)

Speaker
Cathy Massey RN, BSN, MS, EDAC
Executive Director, Facilities Planning & Projects
Fraser Health Authority
Speaker
Juliet Rodgers PhD, MPH
President
Blue Cottage of CannonDesign
Speaker
Kate Newcomb-DeSanto MSN RN MSW
President
Connected Healthcare Resource Advisors
Speaker
Sarah Francis MSN, RN, NEA-BC, EDAC
Planning, Design & Construction
Atrium Health
Speaker
Victoria Navarro MBA-HCM
Regional Director for Planning, Design and Construction
Advocate Aurora Health

Description

Clinical and professional healthcare input and expertise is vital to the design process. Architecture firms may engage client staff, clinical consultants, or internal specialists in the desire to create an informed design that meets the requirements of all stakeholders. However, in reality, user groups are often poorly attended or misunderstood, finding the right clinical advisor may be elusive, and/or hiring full-time clinicians on staff may be cost prohibitive. What is the return on investment on desired outcomes when the clinical perspective is included in a shared decision-making model? And what are the real risks when it is? Learn the value of different approaches to understanding the intrinsic requirements of your clients, their staff, and patients through a subject- matter expert presentation. A follow-up panel discussion will share stories of success on the topic. The concluding workshop activity will provide skill-building practice through case-study role-play to demonstrate what works and what doesn't at what cost. This workshop is presented by NIHD

Learning Objectives

• Understand the importance of including the clinical voice throughout the entire design process.
• Learn different approaches to understanding the intrinsic requirements of your clients, their staff, and patients.
• Learn successful ways to utilize clinical and professional healthcare input and expertise into the design process.
• Demonstrate “what works and what doesn’t" through skill-building practices using hands on role-play.

Sponsored by:

Nursing Institute for Healthcare Design

Nursing Institute for Healthcare Design