A new design in Kentucky's emergency care
2011
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 11
Volume 11
Pages 32-40
Author(s): Christmann, J.A.
Added April 2013
Canadian hospital raises the bar on acute care inpatient design
2009
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 10
Volume 9
Pages 10–15
Author(s): Cochrane, P., Nishimura, J., Woods, L.
Added April 2013
Improving patient safety in inpatient units--A Canadian Context
2012
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 6
Volume 12
Pages 12–15,17
Author(s): Cochrane, P., Nishimura, J., Spencer, G., Taylor, E.
Added April 2013
The functional mock-up: The University Medical Center at Princeton inpatient room mock-up project
2010
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 3
Volume 10
Pages 20–27
Author(s): Watkins, N., Lorenz, S., Naos, I.
Added April 2013
Ambient Experience: Transforming the healthcare environment
2009
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 5
Volume 9
Pages 20–20,22
Author(s): Ensign, J.C.
Added April 2013
Applying evidence-based design at the new Parkland Hospital
2011
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 7
Volume 11
Pages 18–23
Author(s): Harper, K., Adams, H., Thomas, D.
Added April 2013
Diary of an opening
2009
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 12
Volume 9
Pages 16–22,24,26
Author(s): Nash, J., Kofalt, K., Buccacio, G., Kazanjian, L., & Doyle, J.
Added April 2013
Falls in healthcare settings
2009
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 7
Volume 9
Pages 28–28,30,32,34
Author(s): Gulwadi, G.B., Keller, A.B.
Added April 2013
Has it really been two years? A Pebble Project reflects on success
2011
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 9
Volume 11
Pages 28–35
Author(s): Nash, J., Taylor, E.
Added April 2013
Happy Anniversary Pebble Project
2010
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 6
Volume 10
Pages 26–26,28
Author(s): Goodman, M., Marberry, S.
Added April 2013
Palomar Pomerado Health uses Second Life to explore the hospital of the future
2009
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 2
Volume 9
Pages 20–20,22,24
Author(s): Zensius, N.
Added April 2013
Pebbles Aim For Hospitals That Are Cleaner, Greener, And Safer
2009
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 4
Volume 9
Pages 16-20
Author(s): Keller, A., Zensius, N.
Added March 2013
The effects of material selections on noise levels in two patient care units
2012
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 5
Volume 12
Pages 24-28
Author(s): Frederick, C., Roy, K. P., Taylor, E., Keller, A., Jackson, M., Kinsey, R.
Added March 2013
The Pebble Collaborative: An acoustic conversation
2008
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 8
Volume 8
Pages 12-14
Author(s): Cheng, P
Added March 2013
Pebble Partner St. Elizabeth Hospital Emergency Room Renovation
2010
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 2
Volume 10
Pages 14-15
Author(s): Kusnierz, G., Babineau, F, JR, & Hogan, C
Added March 2013
Innovative design solutions: Second floor emergency department?
2010
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 8
Volume 10
Pages 14-21
Author(s): Krug, S., Bertani, K., Barton, S. A.
Added March 2013
Designing a world-class children’s hospital by engaging a world-class city
2011
Healthcare Design Magazine
Magazine Article
Issue 3
Volume 11
Pages 24–24,26,28,30
Author(s): Komiske, B. K.
Added March 2013
The Application of Color in Healthcare Settings
Author(s): Bosch, S. J, , Cama, R., Edelstein, E, Malkin, J
Added November 2012
Contribution of the Designed Environment to Fall Risk in Hospitals
Author(s): Calkins, Margaret P, Biddle, Stacey, Biesan, Orion
Added November 2012
Resident outcomes in small-house nursing homes: A longitudinal evaluation of the initial green house program
2007
Journal of the American Geriatics Society
Journal Article
Issue 6
Volume 55
Pages 832-839
Author(s): Kane, R. A., Lum, T.Y., Cutler, L.J., Degenholtz, H.B., Yu, T.
Since 1995, there has been a huge emphasis on transforming the culture of long term care facilities as a way to improve the quality of care provided to elderly residents. The focus has shifted from a provider centered model to an individualized resident-centered model where the staffing, policies as well as the physical environment are designed to support the needs of the resident. There has been a movement towards designing physical environments that are smaller scale with more private rooms and baths and household-type neighborhoods for dining and occasional cooking. The Green House puts forth a set of principles to bring about this transformation and envisages a radically reconfigured nursing home.
Added November 2012