Doug Strout, healthcare practice leader for KMD Architects, explains recent trends in hospital design along with tips for hospitals considering future development. Advertisement.

Whether pursuing high-tech solutions, tapping into natural elements, or doubling down on smaller building sizes, the future of healthcare facilities design boils down to improving patient access ...

Building and renovating healthcare facilities for the future means finding that sweet spot where employee retention, quality patient care and the bottom line align. As we look to 2025, we’re ...

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A study from Texas A&M University reveals that hospital rooms designed with natural elements — like indoor plants, green décor and views of green nature — significantly enhance relaxation and mental ...

Andrew Wilde stood with his chin in his hand, surveying hospital furniture and taped-up pictures of equipment. He and several other Roper St. Francis nurses nudged the hospital bed and moved paper ...

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With the average cost of a new hospital ranging from $1.5 million to $2 million per bed, it is increasingly important to executive leadership to achieve the most cost-effective building design ...

When it comes to hospital construction and design, the decisions around what is built and how it’s built all have significant impact on not only an organization’s bottom line, but also the quality of ...

Sarah Hermsen, an employee at Rapid City Regional Hospital, demonstrates a direction-guiding digital kiosk. ILLUSTRATION: Regional Health Endless corridors that seem to lead nowhere.

Healthcare planners have also started to adopt planning strategies and design elements that are particularly effective in responding to patients with even some degree of behavioural health disorder.