June 21, 2012 Mark Thompson
In deciding whether a mission critical facility will be located at a hospital/medical office building or in a remote location, healthcare providers must weigh a variety of factors.
June 5, 2012 Andrew Arnold
As technology continues to advance and our experience deepens with a variety of projects using IPD and BIM, here are some examples of notable ways to use those processes and tools to your best advantage.
May 16, 2012 Gerry DeWulf
Can a kind of “Super MOB” with hoteling physicians be the answer to the lack of healthcare providers in bedroom communities surrounding some of our sprawling metropolitan areas?
May 4, 2012 George Hurley
A personal health crisis inspires the realization of how important it is to include patients' support network of family and friends in shaping how we build effective healthcare environments.
April 17, 2012 Gerry DeWulf
Like converting an old powerboat into a modern cruising yacht, healthcare systems are starting to focus on the “small hospital of the future” and doing that effectively thanks largely to technology.
March 26, 2012 Hamilton Espinosa
Four Arizona State University students inspire with their idea to potentially convert shipping containers into clinics. Read on for more on what they've been able to accomplish as well as what lies ahead for the young entrepreneurs.
March 16, 2012 Gerry DeWulf
If the project team members’ goals start out the same, why don’t the results always turn out that way? And how can IPD, whether in theory or contractually, help change this?
February 23, 2012 Gerry DeWulf
Like IPD in construction, hospitals are moving toward an integrated approach in the operating room environment with the trend toward hybrid ORs. When undergoing this type of project, there are a couple things all team members need to consider.
February 1, 2012 Hamilton Espinosa
How do varying definitions of value among project team members coincide and, potentially, collide?
