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    Forget Me Not: My Experience Living with Dementia
    April 2020 ∘ Webinar

    This webinar will share the results of this unique research project, tell their stories and first hand perspectives, and uncover what is working and what is not in various care environments. Through this alternative vision, attendees will benefit from these researchers’ findings and insights as they consider the design of environments for this significant group of elders. 
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    What You Need to Know About Residential Health Care Acoustics, But Couldn’t Hear to Ask
    December 2019 ∘ Webinar

    This webinar provides an overview of Architectural Acoustics for Residential Health Care Facilities, using appropriate terminology and basic examples to demonstrate the impact of the acoustical environment on seniors.  It will also include a summary of the current FGI 2018 acoustical criteria, and review how those criteria address the concerns and needs of seniors.
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    Circadian Lighting: Science and Application in Elder Care
    December 2019 ∘ Webinar

    This webinar will address the science behind circadian lighting; explore strategies to evaluate, design, and implement an effective circadian lighting system for the aging; and present potential benefits.
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    Post-Acute Environments – What’s Wrong With Them?
    February 2019 ∘ Webinar

    This webinar examines the challenges of delivering on the quality care proposition associated with the population health, with the value-based payment system, and CMS Star ratings, healthcare providers have begun collaborating in new ways to manage chronically ill populations, eliminate the need for hospital re-admissions, and improve patient outcomes, while lowering healthcare costs.