Current trends in healthcare include innovative healthcare delivery models that address patient acuity, such as the acuity adaptability design concept.
Acuity Adaptability: Larger rooms, staff culture shift among challenges
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Acuity Adaptability: Certain settings benefit more than others
Current trends in healthcare include innovative healthcare delivery models that address patient acuity, such as the acuity adaptability design concept.
Acuity Adaptability: What makes it important for healthcare now
Current trends in healthcare include innovative healthcare delivery models that address patient acuity, such as the acuity adaptability design concept.
Acuity Adaptability: Identifying the desired outcomes is crucial
Current trends in healthcare include innovative healthcare delivery models that address patient acuity, such as the acuity adaptability design concept.
Acuity Adaptability: Six key steps in the journey, from need to outcomes
Current trends in healthcare include innovative healthcare delivery models that address patient acuity, such as the acuity adaptability design concept.
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Health Information Technology, or HIT: What is it, really, and why does it impact design?
By Corey Gaarde With literally thousands of definitions of health information technology (HIT) surfacing from a simple Google search, it’s not always easy to understand what HIT is, exactly, and how it affects the design of a healthcare facility. In the design world, HIT is sometimes referred to as electronic health records (EHR) such as Epic or Cerner; network; telecom; PCs, printers, and fax machines; low voltage systems; and medical
Improve healthcare cyber security with holistic approach to technology design
Improving healthcare cyber security requires a wholistic approach to technology design and measures to guard against the vulnerabilities introduced by the Internet of Things. Learn more.
