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Post-Occupancy Evaluation of a Mental Healthcare Facility Based on Staff Perceptions of Design Innovations

Author(s): Kalantari, S., Snell, R.
Post-occupancy evaluation (POE) is a research method for gathering information on the effectiveness of new architectural designs in healthcare environments. POE can help healthcare providers and designers gauge whether or not a given design is achieving its intended purpose. Since evidence-based designs are becoming more widely implemented in a variety of healthcare environments, POE could prove useful in many different departmental contexts. The authors note that the application of POE in research focusing on mental healthcare facilities is rare, signaling a need for exploration
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Added February 2017

Towards a building typology and terminology for Irish hospitals

Author(s): Grey, T., Kennelly, S., de Freine, P., Mahon, S., Mannion, V., O'Neill, D.
Added February 2017

A large-scale survey of inpatient suicides: comparison between medical and psychiatric settings

Author(s): Inoue, K., Kawanishi, C., Otsuka, K., Cho, Y., Shiraishi, M., Ishii, T., Onishi, H., Hirayasu, Y.
Added February 2017

Impact of an emergency short stay unit on emergency department performance of poisoned patients

Author(s): Downes, M. A., Balshaw, J. K., Muscat, T. M., Ritchie, N., Isbister, G. K.
Added February 2017

Developing Evidence-based Tools for Designing and Evaluating Hospital Inpatient Rooms

Author(s): Quan, X., Joseph, A., Nanda, U.
Added February 2017

Using a Discrete Choice Conjoint Experiment to Engage Stakeholders in the Design of an Outpatient Children’s Health Center

Author(s): Cunningham, C. E., Niccols, A., Rimas, H., Robicheau, R., Anderson, C., DeVries, B.
Added February 2017

User Evaluation of Neonatology Ward Design: An Application of Focus Group and Semantic Differential

Author(s): Trujillo, J. L.-H., Aviñó, A. M., Millán, C. L.
Added February 2017

Coming Full Cycle: Linking POE Findings to Design Application

Author(s): Fay, L., Carll-White, A., Harrell, J.
Added February 2017

On the Planning and Design of Hospital Circulation Zones: A Review of the Evidence-Based Literature

Author(s): Jiang, S., Verderber, S.
Added February 2017

The Associations between Daylight Sufficiency in Hospital Wards and Patient Satisfaction with Mental Healthcare Services: An Egyptian Sample

Author(s): Eldaly, K., Zaki, N., El-Gizawi, L.
Added February 2017

Compliant flooring to prevent fall-related injuries in older adults: A scoping review of biomechanical efficacy, clinical effectiveness, cost-effectiveness, and workplace safety

Author(s): Lachance, C. C., Jurkowski, M. P., Dymarz, A. C., Robinovitch, S. N., Feldman, F., Laing, A. C., Mackey, D. C., Tranah, G.
Compliant flooring may be broadly defined as any floor covering or flooring system with some degree of shock absorbency. Numerous previous studies have shown that different forms of compliant flooring can reduce the severity and incidence of fall-related injuries in older adult patients.
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Added February 2017

Mental and behavioral health settings: Importance & effectiveness of environmental qualities & features as perceived by staff

Author(s): Shepley, M. M., Watson, A., Pitts, F., Garrity, A., Spelman, E., Fronsman, A., Kelkar, J.
While many previous studies have examined how facility designs can benefit patients within non-psychiatric acute care settings, there is a lack of research exploring how physical environments can be better suited to promote the health of patients in mental and behavioral health (MBH) facilities.
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Added February 2017

Outpatient clinic layout design accounting for flexible policies

Author(s): Vahdatzad, V., Griffin, J.
Added January 2017

Hospital design for better infection control

Author(s): Lateef, F.
Added January 2017

Hospitality healthscapes: A conjoint analysis approach to understanding patient responses to hotel-like hospital rooms

Author(s): Suess, C., Mody, M.
Added January 2017

Copper alloy surfaces sustain terminal cleaning levels in a rural hospital

Author(s): Hinsa-Leasure, S. M., Nartey, Q., Vaverka, J., Schmidt, M. G.
Added January 2017

Cardiac surgery, nosocomial infection, and the built environment

Author(s): Sommerstein, R., Jenni, H., Carrel, T., Marschall, J.
Added January 2017

Using a bespoke situated digital kiosk to encourage user participation in healthcare environment design

Author(s): Mackrill, J., Marshall, P., Payne, S. R., Dimitrokali, E., Cain, R.
Added January 2017

Study on the disinfection efficiency of multiple upper-room ultraviolet germicidal fixtures system on airborne microorganisms

Author(s): Yang, Y., Lai, A. C. K., Wu, C.
Added January 2017

Ten questions concerning inclusive design of the built environment

Author(s): Heylighen, A., Van der Linden, V., Van Steenwinkel, I.
Added January 2017