22 Years Later, the Business Case for Better Hospitals Has Never Been Stronger
In 2004, one of the most influential papers in healthcare design, “The Business Case for Better Buildings,” was published in
In 2004, one of the most influential papers in healthcare design, “The Business Case for Better Buildings,” was published in
Last week, I spent a day and a half walking around NeoCon at The Merchandise Mart and Design Days at
Did you see the images of Earth taken from deep space by the astronauts aboard Artemis II this week? The
Last week at an event hosted by the International Interior Design Association (IIDA) and the American Institute of Architects Chicago
For decades, we’ve said that the design of the physical environment affects health and well-being. It’s true—but incomplete. What the
If you’re a regular reader of this blog, you’ll know that I love looking at the past to inform the
Last week, in a bizzare twist of events, the sitting U.S. president briefly posted—then deleted—an AI-generated video on Truth Social
For several years, healthcare has been caught up in a debate: should we stop calling it the patient experience and
Do nurses feel like they truly matter at work?
Not just that they show up and do their job, but that their efforts are noticed, appreciated, and celebrated by their colleagues and nurse leaders?
Attending NeoCon and Design Days last week in Chicago made me think again about the connection between office design and