Select Criteria: Tracks = Advancements in Evidence-Based Design Research

Sunday, October 09, 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM

E01 - Building for Pandemic Resiliency: A Comparative Analysis of Multiple Facilities Across the U.S Military Health System
  • Room: 303bc
  • Session Number:E01
As a world class leader in care delivery, the U.S Army Medical Command sought to understand the impact of COVID-19 across their facilities. In collaboration with HKS and WPS, functional performance evaluations of 15 Medical Treatment Facilities (MTFs) were conducted. This session will share findings from a comparative analysis across... ...read more...
Speaker(s)
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Brenda McDermott RN, MSN, EDAC
Clinical Lead
Defense Health Agency
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Deborah Wingler Ph.D. EDAC, LSSYB
Associate Director Research, Vice President
HKS
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Nolan Rome P.E.
Director of Healthcare Design
WSP
Speaker
Rutali Joshi Ph.D., EDAC
Post-doctoral Health Research Fellow
HKS INC
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Sunday, October 09, 10:45 AM - 11:45 AM

E11- Understanding Perceptions of Care Spaces in an Ambulatory Surgery Center
  • Room: 303BC
  • Session Number:E11
Surgical environments are intimidating for patients and their care partners and contribute to anxiety prior to a procedure. Stress before a procedure can negatively impact post-operative physical health outcomes such as length of anesthesia induction and wound healing.The purpose of this study was to understand how children and their care... ...read more...
Speaker(s)
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Anjali Joseph Ph.D., EDAC
Director, Center for Health Facilities Design and Testing; Professor, School of Architecture, Professor, Industrial Engineering
Clemson University Architecture + Health | The Center for Health Facilities Design and Testing
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Jackie Cha PhD
Assistant Professor
Department of Industrial Engineering, Clemson University
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Jonathan Markowitz MD
Professor of Pediatrics, Vice Chair for Academic Affairs
University of South Carolina School of Medicine, Prisma Health
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Swati Goel MS Arch
Graduate Research Assistant
Center for Health Facilities Design and Testing, Clemson University
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Sunday, October 09, 1:45 PM - 2:45 PM

E21- The Healthcare Workplace: The Role of Decentralized Nursing Stations, Corridors, and Huddle Spaces for Teamwork and Mentoring
  • Room: 303BC
  • Session Number:E21
This presentation will share outcomes from a post-occupancy evaluation that assessed a NICU. The goal of this research was to understand the use of decentralized nursing stations (DNS), corridors, and huddle spaces as places for teamwork and mentoring. This presentation will share outcomes from this post-occupancy evaluation that assessed a... ...read more...
Speaker(s)
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Kevin Real Ph.D.
Professor
University of Kentucky
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Lindsey Fay EDAC
Associate Professor
University of Kentucky
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Shannon Haynes MSN, BSW, RN, CNML
Patient Care Manager NICU/NACU
KY Children’s Hospital
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Sunday, October 09, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM

E31- Functional, Operational, and Space Needs of Ambulatory Care Facilities
  • Room: 303BC
  • Session Number:E31
A rapid shift in healthcare is occurring with the growth of ambulatory care facilities. Ambulatory care is cost effective for systems and design can be tailored for accessibility across the continuum of patient needs, including some advanced services. Recent survey research with 700+ respondents at Goshen Health hospital-based and remote... ...read more...
Speaker(s)
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Abigail Heithoff MS
Senior Research Coordinator
HDR
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Jeri Brittin PhD
Director of Research
HDR
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Jonathan Yoder MBA, FACHE
Vice President
Goshen Physicians
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Samuel Weyand
Research Coordinator
HDR
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Monday, October 10, 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM

E41- Ambulatory Surgical Environment and Patient Experience: A Mixed-Methods Research Project
  • Room: 303BC
  • Session Number:E41
This session focuses on the methodology and the results of a recently completed mixed-methods research project on improving ambulatory surgery patient experience though environmental design. A qualitative study and a quasi-experimental study were conducted to identify key design considerations at various stages of patient journey and compare three types of... ...read more...
Speaker(s)
Speaker
Xiaobo Quan PHD
Assistant Professor
University of Oklahoma
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Monday, October 10, 3:45 PM - 4:45 PM

E51-Research Methods in the Health Environments Research and Design (HERD) Journal
  • Room: 303BC
  • Session Number:E51
This session reports on findings from a literature review on research methodologies from an analysis of 157 research articles published in the Health Environments Research Design Journal between 2016-2020. Content analysis was conducted on the following categories: (i) keywords, (ii) disciplines from authors (iii) settings, (iv) populations studied, (v) research... ...read more...
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Dina Battisto Ph.D., M.S., M.Arch, B.Arch
Associate Professor
Clemson University Architecture + Health
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Jiaying Dong BLA, MLA
Doctoral Student, Planning, Design and Built Environment PhD Program
Clemson University
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Xiaowei Li BLA, MLA
Doctoral Student, Planning, Design and Built Environment PhD Program
Clemson University
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Tuesday, October 11, 8:15 AM - 9:15 AM

E61-Clinical Staff Perspectives of Design, Communication, and Teamwork in Onstage/Offstage and Linear Designs (CANCELED)
CANCELLED
  • Room: 303BC
  • Session Number:E61 (CANCELED)
This comparative multi-site, multi-methodological design study illustrates outpatient clinic staff insights into two different designs, linear and onstage/offstage, related to design, communication, teamwork, co-awareness, and privacy and confidentiality. An interdisciplinary research team utilized a multi-methodological approach to this evidence-based design project. This session will provide detailed quantitative and qualitative results... ...read more...
Speaker(s)
Speaker
Kevin Real Ph.D.
Professor
University of Kentucky
Speaker
Miyoung Hong Ph.D., EDAC, NCIDQ, LEED AP BD+C, WELL AP
Senior Lecturer
Indiana University
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Tuesday, October 11, 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM

E69-Designing Intergenerational Spaces: Impact of the Built Environment on Children's Wellbeing
  • Room: 303BC
  • Session Number:E69
Intergenerational programs influence several health outcomes for children, including physical, socioemotional, and cognitive development. Impact on physical development ranges from overall health and well-being to eating nutritious food and physical activity. Yet, most intergenerational centers are designed without direct input from child or older adult participants. Adopting recommendations of the... ...read more...
Speaker(s)
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Neda Norouzi
Utsa
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Tuesday, October 11, 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM

E85-Clarifying On-Stage and Off-Stage Models for Inpatient and Outpatient Care
  • Room: 303BC
  • Session Number:E85
Intermountain Healthcare’s Utah Valley Hospital (UVH) recently underwent a major construction project to replace more than half of its campus’ buildings with an enhanced patient and family centered care model. In the summer of 2021, a mixed method evaluation was completed to assess the impact of design strategies on patient... ...read more...
Speaker(s)
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Abigail Heithoff MS
Senior Research Coordinator
HDR
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Annette Himelick EDAC, Associate AIA
Healthcare Planner
HDR ARCHITECTURE
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Francesqca Jimenez MS
Senior Research Strategist
HDR
Speaker
Josh Rohatinsky MPA, PMP
Administrative Director
Utah Valley Hospital
Tracks:
  • Educational Session