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09 E D I T O R I A L A review of a year in health-

care design yields several trends to watch. BY

JENNIFER KOVACS SILVIS

10 S H O W T A L K Answers to attendees' most
frequently asked questions will get you off and
running to the upcoming HCD Expo in New
Orleans. BY KEVIN GAFFNEY

P RO J E C T S

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STUDER FAMILY CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AT ASCEN-

IN FOCUS
47 O P E R AT I O N S I N C O N T R O L Hospital com-

mand centers are changing how providers care
for patients and coordinate logistics. BY TERI
OELRICH AND DONALD BELLEFEUILLE

51  P R O D U C T S P O T L I G H T B U I L D I N G
PRODUCTS

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MONITOR
13 C I V I C M I N D E D The Chelsea District Health

Center offers a new take on a public health
clinic, strengthening ties to the surrounding
neighborhood. BY ANNE DINARDO

55 T H E C E N T E R The Center's Knowledge Re-

pository puts the latest research within reach to
support your next evidence-based design project. BY DEBRA LEVIN

56 F A C E T I M E Lilliana Alvarado, founder and

design principal, Uphealing, Bedford, N.H. BY

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Design talks with Andrea Wilkerson, senior
lighting research engineer on the Advanced
Lighting Team at Pacific Northwest National
Laboratory, for her insight on the latest healthcare lighting trends.

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F O R B E H AV I O R A L H E A LT H in Houston is a
222,000-square-foot facility expected to open in
2022. It will be the first public mental health facility built in Texas in three decades.

ANNE DINARDO

16 B R I G H T I D E A S In this Q+A, Healthcare

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