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

Sunday, November 05, 9:45 AM - 10:45 AM

  • Room: 238-239
  • Session Number:E01
Over the next several decades, elderly and vulnerable populations will increasingly access acute and ambulatory settings. Older patients, especially those with dementia, are disproportionately negatively affected by traditional healthcare models. The design of care settings is a modifiable risk factor that can facilitate better outcomes. Presenters will review insights gleaned... ...read more...
Speaker(s)
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Addie Abushousheh PhD, EDAC, Assoc. AIA
Research Associate
The Center for Health Design
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Migette Kaup PhD, EDAC, NCIDQ, FGSA, FIDEC
Professor
Kansas State University
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Sunday, November 05, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

  • Room: 238-239
  • Session Number:E11
There is growing evidence that the design of healthcare environments may contribute to the spread of hospital-acquired infections. However, a knowledge gap persists on how the integrative effects of the environment of care planning and operational interventions influence the transmission of infection-causing pathogens. This presentation will demonstrate the development and... ...read more...
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Arezoo Zeinali
PhD Student, Florida Institute of Built Enviorment Resilience Graduate Research Assistant
University of Florida College of Design Construction and Planning
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Lisa Platt
Assitant Professor, Researhc Faculty
University of Florida College of Design Construction and Planning
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Sunday, November 05, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

  • Room: 238-239
  • Session Number:E21
The purpose of this study is to investigate if there is a physiological stress response to the visual movement and auditory speed of waterscapes. In this empirical study, 118 participants were either exposed to a slow-moving or fast-moving immersive digital waterscape. Pre- and post-anxiety were measured using salivary cortisol and... ...read more...
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Connie Lin
Ms
Cornell University
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Sunday, November 05, 3:15 PM - 4:15 PM

  • Room: 238-239
  • Session Number:E31
An evidence-based design approach was used to enhance patient experience and improve operational efficiency and flows (people, equipment, and instruments) in the newly built and occupied Emory Executive Park Musculoskeletal Institute. In collaboration with HKS and Center for Health Facilities Design and Testing, a functional performance evaluation of the surgical... ...read more...
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Deborah Wingler Ph. D., EDAC, LSSYB
Associate Director Research, Vice President
HKS, Inc
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Mindy Goodroe AIA, ACHA, LSSYB, EDAC
Health Practice Leader, Principal
HKS Inc
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Sara Kennedy
Doctoral Student
Clemson University
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Monday, November 06, 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM

  • Room: 238-239
  • Session Number:E41
This multi-methods study investigated the relationships between window use (blind positions or bed orientation toward the windows) and patients’ length of stay, anxiety, and sleep quality in a cardiac intensive care unit (CICU). Using analysis of patient data, semi-structured interviews, and computer simulations, the study revealed that parallel bed placement... ...read more...
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Andrea Franks DNP, RN, CCRN-K
Nurse Manager, Clinical & Nursing Research
AnMed Health
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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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David Allison FAIA, FACHA
Alumni Distinguished Professor and Director of Graduate Studies in Architecture + Health
Clemson University
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Roxana Jafarifiroozabadi PhD, EDAC
Assistant Professor
Texas A&M University, School of Architecture
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Monday, November 06, 3:45 PM - 4:45 PM

  • Room: 238-239
  • Session Number:E51
This session will present findings from a mixed-methods, pre-post study investigating the impact of architectural design on sensory stress for patients, their families, and clinical staff in the ICU. Data consisting of acoustical measurements, sensory stress perception, and staff satisfaction were collected from three hospital ICUs before and after an... ...read more...
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Dagmar Rittenbacher
Design Researcher
Gresham Smith
Speaker
Lesa Lorusso PhD, MBA, MSArch, NCIDQ
Healthcare Director of Research and Innovation
Gresham Smith
Speaker
Skip Yauger
Senior Vice President
Gresham Smith
Speaker
Tatiana Orozco
Healthcare Research Analyst
Gresham Smith
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Tuesday, November 07, 8:15 AM - 9:15 AM

  • Room: 238-239
  • Session Number:E61
There is a crucial need for increased research on factors and attributes that support late-life health and well-being and guarantee more independence for this vulnerable population. This study enhances architectural lighting design in senior living facilities by providing integrated human-centric lighting that promotes the health and well-being of elderly residents.... ...read more...
Speaker(s)
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Ihab Elzeyadi
Professor of Architecture & Building Science Director, High Performance Environments Lab
University of Oregon
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Nasrin Golshany
Assistant Professor
California State University, Fresno
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Tuesday, November 07, 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM

  • Room: 238-239
  • Session Number:E70
In recent years, the healthcare industry has increasingly focused on standard clinic design as a route to operational efficiency and error reduction, in addition to simplified timelines and predictable costs. It has yet to be demonstrated, however, whether standardized design serves varied service lines. Following up on a project profile... ...read more...
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Emily Ebersol MArch
Designer
MASS Design
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Michelle Ossmann PhD, MSN
Director, Healthcare Knowledge & Innovation
MillerKnoll
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Vicki Johnson MPH, MLS (ASCP), CHC, CHPC
Regional Site Director of McKinney Operations
Family Health Center on Virginia
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Tuesday, November 07, 1:15 PM - 2:15 PM

  • Room: 238-239
  • Session Number:E79
This session will explore a systematic review of the literature regarding the challenges of patients suffering from vision loss within the healthcare system. Presenters will focus specifically on design interventions that have been proposed and/or investigated to increase their safety and improve their experiences when navigating centers of care. HSW...
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Jennifer Ren
Medical Student
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
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John Bucuvalas
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Speaker
Simran Malhotra
Medical Student
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Speaker
Stephanie Ying
Medical Student
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Tracks:
  • Educational Session

Tuesday, November 07, 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM

  • Room: 238-239
  • Session Number:E87
This research performed an extensive post-occupancy evaluation (POE) on a new cancer infusion center with a pod-like layout featuring semi-private infusion bays and compared results to a pre-occupancy evaluation of two existing infusion centers. The study’s purpose was to investigate the impact of different infusion center designs on staff efficiency... ...read more...
Speaker(s)
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Abbie Ochsner
Director, Oncology Infusion Services
Speaker
Mahshid Jalalian
Design Researcher
HGA
Speaker
Nancy Doyle
Planning Principal
HGA
Tracks:
  • Educational Session