This webinar was sponsored by the Academy of Architecture for Health (AAH) on July 9, 2019 from 2–3pm ET. Earn 1 AIA LU/HSW.
The healthcare design process often involves choosing between various design alternatives to support the needs of multiple stakeholders, including patients, their care partners and clinicians. To proactively address potential safety & quality concerns during the design process, it is crucial to understand how proposed design options may support the integration of new technologies, organizational processes, and users’ tasks into the built environment. A multi-year research project, focused on designing preoperative & postoperative workspaces in ambulatory surgical environments, included in-depth case studies, the development of a macro-ergonomic assessment, and a virtual reality (VR) research study evaluating three distinct preoperative room designs to determine which room best supports nursing work performance. This presentation will cover key findings from this process, including how to leverage VR to objectively evaluate user interactions with the environment. This session will also preview how findings from this multi-year project have been utilized to design a physical mock-up of a preoperative/postoperative room that will be used to test nurse work performance through further simulations.
After participating in this webinar attendees will be equipped to:
Moderator: Rita Ho, LEED AP
Speakers: Anjali Joseph, PhD, EDAC and Deborah Wingler, PhD, MSD-HHE, EDACA recording of this webinar is available to stream on the AAH vimeo channel: https://vimeo.com/channels/1248268
Additional Resources from Clemson University:Realizing Improved Patient Care Through Human-Centered Design in the Operating Room - Volume 3 Safe OR design toolkit
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