Herman Miller Workshop Supports Clinical Leader Design Decisions
The Safe Health Design Learning Academy, led by Joint Commission Resources in partnership with Herman Miller Healthcare, provides the information, resources and support needed for clinical leaders/decision makers to create evidence-based healthcare facilities that will support people and processes now and into the future. The event will run April 23 – 25, 2012 at the Herman Miller Design Yard, 375 West 48th Street, Holland, MI.
Through the program, attendees will understand how to articulate, translate and transfer design decisions into the built environment for patients, their families, visitors and staff by learning how to:
- Review the goals, theories and activities to consider in each of the design phases
- Understand the impact of Joint Commission Standards and other regulations on planning, design and the built environment
- Build and sustain teams, including clinicians, architects, stakeholders, users, construction partners and designers, to accurately deliver vision for facilities
- Critique and modify conceptual, schematic and design drawings
- Design a facility for current and future needs through process redesign, future-proofing and transition planning
- Plan and execute successful occupancy measures
To attend the workshop, applicants need to reflect the following:
- New/ replacement healthcare facility currently in pre-design phase
- Involved in the facility’s planning and design
- Committed to attend the three-day workshop
- Willing to provide feedback on the workshop’s value
Cost:
- $2499 Team Registration Fee (4 Participants)
- $750 Individual Registration Fee
For more information contact Gina LaMantia, Joint Commission Resources, glamantia@jcrinc.com.
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