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The Knowledge Repository is a complete, user-friendly database of healthcare design research references that continues to grow with the latest peer-reviewed publications. Start with our Knowledge Repository for all of your searches for articles and research citations on healthcare design topics. Access full texts through the source link, read key point summaries, or watch slidecasts. Expand your search and find project briefs, interviews, and other relevant resources by visiting our Insights & Solutions page.

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A new approach for layout design of an emergency department in hospitals: a case from Jordan

Author(s): Khatib, M., Alshboul, A.
Added August 2022

Integrated energy, daylighting, comfort and environmental performance analysis of window systems in patient rooms

Author(s): Eisazadeh, N., De Troyer, F., Allacker, K.
Added August 2022

Energy analysis and forecast of a major modern hospital

Author(s): Liu, A., Ma, Y., Miller, W., Xia, B., Zedan, S., Bonney, B.
Globally, roughly 4.4% of all carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions come from the health sector. In some countries, the public health sector may regularly be the leading energy user and emitter. There is diverging evidence to suggest whether regional climate patterns or building occupancy have a greater impact on energy use within healthcare facilities.
Key Point Summary
Added August 2022

The architects’ and landscape architects' views on the design and planning of the hospital courtyard gardens (HCG) in Malaysia

Author(s): Mat Idris, M., Sibley, M., Hadjri, K.
Added August 2022

The Architect’s Role in Telehealth Care

Author(s): Hayati, E., Shaw, C.
Added August 2022

The Rewards of Psychological Safety in Design and Construction

Author(s): Kraus, C.
Added August 2022

FGI Then and Now: The Modifications for Better Design and Planning for Imaging in the Operating Room

Author(s): Anderson, D. A., Ahmadnia, M.
Added August 2022

Tailored lighting intervention to promote entrainment in myeloma transplant patients—A field study

Author(s): Figueiro, M. G., Thayer, A.
Added August 2022

Using choice-based design to improve health

Author(s): Parikh, A., Pati, D.
Added August 2022

Urban interventions to mitigate the adverse effects of occupational stress in office buildings

Author(s): Norouzianpour, H.
Added August 2022

Eliminating hot water handwashing: Five reasons to act

Author(s): Hageman, B.
Added August 2022

Telehealth and the changing shape of health spaces

Author(s): Cottengim, S.
Added August 2022

Duke Student Wellness Center (Durham, NC) Case Study

Author(s): AIA AAH Research Initiatives Committee, Duda Paine Architects
Added August 2022

Healthcare worker safety program in a COVID-19 alternate care site: The Javits New York Medical Station experience

Author(s): Thompson, C. N., Mugford, C., Merriman, J. R., Chen, M. A., Hutter, J. D., Maruna, T. J., Bacon, W. R., Childs, R. W., Pati, R., Clifton, G. T., Pazdan, R. M.
Added July 2022

Developing and implementing an infection prevention and control program for a COVID-19 alternative care site in Philadelphia, PA

Author(s): Tadavarthy, S. N., Finnegan, K., Bernatowicz, G., Lowe, E., Coffin, S. E., Manning, M.
Added July 2022

First, do no harm: Wind-induced movement of foliage as a means of reducing stress in healthcare spaces

Author(s): Matsunaga, S., Nute, K.
Added July 2022

Cost effectiveness of temporary isolation rooms in acute care settings in Singapore

Author(s): Graves, N., Cai, Y., Mitchell, B., Fisher, D., Kiernan, M.
Added July 2022

The healthcare chapel: Improving well-being

Author(s): Lawson, A. E., Alfaro, S. A.
Chapels serve as a place for patients, families, and staff that foster well-being. Because chapels are used by people from a variety of faith groups, it is important they are designed to accommodate the well-being of those whose needs may not be represented in the functional requirements of a single religious denomination or faith.
Key Point Summary
Added July 2022

The impact of biophilic design in Maggie’s Centres: A meta-synthesis analysis

Author(s): Tekin, B. H., Corcoran, R., Gutiérrez, R. U.
Added July 2022

Hospital water as the source of healthcare-associated infection and antimicrobial-resistant organisms

Author(s): Hayward, C., Brown, M. H., Whiley, H.
Added July 2022