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An Apple a Day Keeps the Doctor Away

May 16, 2012     Chris Naughton, AIA
With so much changing in the info-rich world we live in, expectations about the future and how services are purchased has changed—especially when it comes to healthcare.
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Rush University Medical Center: A True Campus Transformation

April 27, 2012     Todd Hutlock, Editor-in-Chief
A tour of the much ballyhooed Chicago project shows the new East Tower lives up to all of the hype, but one special group of workers absolutely stole the show.
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HCD Conference: Where to go to Keep up with the Industry

April 23, 2012     Healthcare Design
Curtis Young, National Practice Leader – Healthcare, Walter P. Moore & Associates, talks about where to go to keep up with the industry – at the 2011 Healthcare Design Conference in Nashville Tennessee.
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Key Takeaways for Healthcare Professionals

April 23, 2012     Healthcare Design
George Mann, Professor of Architecture, Texas A&M University, discusses key takeaways for healthcare professionals – at the 2011 Healthcare Design Conference in Nashville Tennessee.
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Construction and IPD

April 23, 2012     Healthcare Design
Steve Whitcraft, Director – Healthcare – Texas Region, Turner Construction, talks about Construction and IPD – at the 2011 Healthcare Design Conference in Nashville Tennessee.
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The Future of the Hybrid OR

April 12, 2012     Todd Hutlock, Editor-in-Chief
The Hybrid OR has been all the rage of late, but is it simply the latest trend, or is the idea here to stay? And is the idea one that is right for everyone?
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Revit Resolution

April 5, 2012     Brooks L. Powell
An in-depth look at the benefits of building information modeling on the design and construction of a physician-owned surgery hospital impacted by federal healthcare reform.
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HIMSS and the Healthcare Design Community: Where's the Connection?

February 28, 2012     Todd Hutlock, Editor-in-Chief
With 37,000-plus attendees, the annual HIMSS conference is a major event in the healthcare world. But even with such lofty attendance numbers, is the healthcare A/E community paying enough attention to what goes on there?
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Simulation Unlocks Project Value

January 10, 2012     Lee Poechmann
Simulation serves as a way to digest, analyze, and improve what happens in a hospital day after day, week after week.
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Using energy reporting software to optimize the environment of care

September 27, 2011     Jim Beam
Today’s best high-performance hospitals rely heavily on advanced building technologies and software that improve facility performance, conserve natural resources, and reduce operating costs while creating a better indoor environment for patients, staff, and visitors.
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