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This extensive collection of over 40 Center-created resources – Issue Briefs, Design Tools, Design Strategies, Webinars, Project Briefs, Interviews, Blog Posts and more – will help not only planners, designers and operators of behavioral health facilities and unite, but anyone creating healthcare environments where patients with concurrent behavioral and mental health conditions may receive all types of medical care.
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Expert faculty will share the latest in design thinking for behavioral health care and settings, advancing attendees’ understanding of state-of-the-art best practices through thought leader presentations, case studies, and panel discussions. Extensive Q&A opportunities will be provided.
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Hear research and case studies that explore how design can be used as a tool complementing therapeutic protocols to reduce patient stress and aggression on pediatric mental health units
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Interdisciplinary perspectives assist attendees in evaluating current design solutions and developing solutions of their own to transform care team stations in inpatient behavioral health settings.
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In a visually intuitive and actionable format, our interactive diagrams provide a link between the evidence base, design strategies, and desired outcomes. This diagram, our newest, draws from dementia-focused design interventions throughout the continuum of residential and care settings to demonstrate a waiting room that supports equitable access for the broadest range of patients.
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WEBINAR, EVENT & DIGITAL SPONSORSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
Reach key industry stakeholders and help advance the quality of healthcare through design. For more information contact Randy Carter, rcarter@healthdesign.org, (541) 965-1922.
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ABOUT US
The Center for Health Design is a nonprofit 501c(3) organization whose mission is to transform healthcare environments for a healthier, safer world through design research, education and advocacy. Learn more. For information about sponsor or partnership opportuniteis, contact our VP of Relationship Development, Randy Carter.
© 2021 The Center for Health Design
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