Healthcare Design - November 2020 - HCD18

SESSIONS
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Session Sponsor:

Keynote: The Center for Health Design
Changemaker
Cyndi McCullough, MSN, EDAC, Director, Evidence-Based Design,
HDR
This year's Changemaker Award keynote honors Cyndi McCullough,
MSN, EDAC, a senior health consultant who's been transforming
health facilities for more than 20 years. Join us for a presentation that
will chronicle her unique journey, share stories of successes and challenges along the way, and offer insights into the future intersection of
healthcare and design.

12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Session Sponsor:

Evaluating the NICU: Examining Design Factors
Influencing Care Practices
Panelists:
Lindsey Fay, EDAC, Associate Professor, University of Kentucky
Kevin Real, PhD, Professor, University of Kentucky
Joshua Santiago, Graduate (LTJ) Fellow & Teaching Assistant, University of Kentucky
Shannon Haynes, MSN, BSW, RN, CNML, Patient Care Manager
NICU/NACU, Kentucky Children's Hospital
The goal of this research was to understand how the NICU built environment can influence care practices such as staff communication,
teamwork, efficiency, patient privacy and satisfaction, and patient
care processes. This presentation will share outcomes from a pre- and
post-occupancy evaluation that assessed a NICU moving from an openbay model to a new unit that implemented the single-family room design at an academic medical center. This interdisciplinary research team
draws upon the practical expertise of a NICU patient care manager, as
well as the experience of researchers in design and communication, to
illuminate the research process, results, and lessons learned.

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12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Session Sponsor:

Just-in-Time Design: Using Prototyping to Lead a
Market
Panelists:
Teresa Campbell, AIA, RID, LEED AP, WELL AP, Principal, HKS
Matt Taylor, Vice President, Asset Strategy at Orlando Health, Orlando Health
Angelene Baldi, Executive Director for Facilities Strategy, Planning
and Design, Kaiser Permanente
Julia Phillips, Associate, Architect & Senior Medical Planner, HKS
With the rapid pace of disruption and hyper-competition in today's
healthcare world, the barriers to successfully grow into new markets
requires the talent of a juggling unicyclist: balancing costs, improving
organizational efficiencies and delivering better patient outcomes.
This session is intended to explore how two different organizations,
Orlando Health and Kaiser Permanente, are leveraging prototypical,
templated design along with prefabricated construction methods to
deliver high-quality healthcare into new and emerging markets at a
rapid pace. The panel will share the process of designing and implementing a five-phased, templated health campus design, adaptable
for 15- to 50-acre sites and scalable from an initial 14-room freestanding ED to a 240-bed full service hospital for Orlando Health. HKS will
also share how the Ambulatory Southern Northern Virginia Hub for
Kaiser Permanente utilized progressive mock-ups, templated design,
and prefabricated components to ensure consistent brand implementation while maintaining a high quality of construction.

12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Population Health Management: Addressing
Healthcare Equity in our Communities
Panelists:
Vladislav Torskiy, MHA, AIA, ACHE, AHA, AORN, Lean Healthcare Certified Professional, Principal, Corporate Health Strategist,
SmithGroup
Arash Irani, Visualization Specialist, SmithGroup
John J Shannon, MD, Principal, Health Management Associates (HMA
As the healthcare industry transitions from a fee-for-service to value-based model, how can architects be at the forefront of designing
buildings that can effectively address population health needs and
harness the wealth of data available? Working with one of the largest
public health systems in the country, SmithGroup translated data
points into a model of care and building program for a replacement
hospital that addresses the uncertainty and evolving needs of Chicago's South Side community. This session illustrates how the team
synthesized national, state, county, and city data to create a comparison model for design of the hospital based around population health
needs.
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