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  • An Interdisciplinary Perspective on the Future Design of Interventional Imaging Spaces, Part II  September 30, 2026
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  • An Interdisciplinary Perspective on the Future Design of Interventional Imaging Spaces, Part I September 28, 2026
  • Memorial Healthcare System Elevates Stephen Demers and Felicia Turnley September 25, 2026
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Kapio’lani Medical Center Breaks Ground on Hospital Tower

13 years ago13 years ago5 mins

HONOLULU — The first building of the multiphase master plan for the Kapio’lani Medical Center for Women & Children (KMCWC) has officially begun construction. After seven years of planning, the $120 million hospital tower project broke ground Feb.

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Modeling as a Prescription for Efficient Health Care Redesign

13 years ago13 years ago15 mins

Health care reform is here, and many hospitals and health systems must become more efficient to remain viable.

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Balance in the Built Environment

13 years ago13 years ago13 mins

Every person is different. While this may not be breaking news, it is a wayfinding reality that must be addressed to reduce patient stress in a health care environment. Achieving this requires first an understanding of how people navigate, then implementing navigational tools.

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Designing for Electronic Health Records in the 21st Century Facility

13 years ago12 mins

Thirty years ago, predictors of innovations in health care delivery and communications included the widespread adoption of Electronic Health Records (EHRs).

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Design Strategies, Technologies Deter Hospital-Acquired Infections

13 years ago13 years ago5 mins

Hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) contribute to approximately 99,000 deaths in the U.S. each year, according to the Center for Disease Control.

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Army Hospital Opens First Expansion in Three Decades

13 years ago6 mins

ATLANTA — The Winn Army Community Hospital is celebrating the recent completion of a new musculoskeletal wing, the hospital’s first major expansion since it’s opening more than 30 years ago.

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Stonehill & Taylor Advance Contemporary Laboratory Design

13 years ago13 years ago6 mins

NEW YORK — The recently completed renovation of the Molecular Therapeutics laboratory in the Kolb Building of the New York State Psychiatric Institute is a model of the changing waves in laboratory design.

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Building Design Supports New Ambulatory Care Delivery Models

13 years ago13 years ago12 mins

The era of accountable care brings with it significant challenges for health systems and their ambulatory care facilities – the anticipated influx of newly insured patients, a demand for greater efficiency and leaner operations, the ongoing drive to achieve better patient outcomes and higher levels of p

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Collaboration Opens Tradition Medical Center

13 years ago13 years ago7 mins

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — The 90-bed private acute care Tradition Medical Center opened its doors to patients.

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Legacy Building Opens Doors for Patients

13 years ago13 years ago5 mins

LA CROSSE, Wis. — At the forefront of sustainable health care design and building practices, a new $180 million critical care tower recently opened on the Gundersen Health System’s La Crosse campus. The Legacy Building opened for patient care Jan. 19 after nearly three years of construction.

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