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SUMMARY:HC14/ED: Bridging Health Care Human Factors and Evidence-Based Hea
 lth Care Facility Design: A Framework for Future Collaboration
DESCRIPTION:Bridging Healthcare Human Factors and Evidence-Based Healthcar
 e Facility Design: A Framework for Future Collaboration\n\nThe physical en
 vironment of healthcare facilities plays a pivotal role in shaping the exp
 eriences and outcomes of both patients/family caregivers and healthcare pr
 ofessionals. A growing body of research shows that the physical environmen
 t of healthcare environments impacts safety, efficiency, and we...\n\n\nSw
 ati Goel (Georgia Southern University); Anjali Joseph (Clemson, Center for
  Health Facilities Design); Anjali Joseph (Clemson University, Center for 
 Health Facilities Design and Testing); Ayse Gurses (Johns Hopkins Universi
 ty, Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality at Johns Hopkins); 
 Ellen Taylor (The Center for Health Design); Nora Colman (Children's Healt
 hcare of Atlanta, Emory University); Ranjana Mehta (University of Wisconsi
 n-Madison College of Engineering); and Rutali Joshi (Applied Research, HKS
 )\n\nTrack: Environmental Design, Health Care\n\nSession Chairs: Swati Goe
 l (Georgia Southern University, Clemson University) and Anjali Joseph (Cle
 mson, Center for Health Facilities Design)
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