Architect sees greater interest in wellness
Healthcare Design talks to Perkins+Will’s Sharon Woodworth in a Q&A on its website
Healthcare Design talked to talks to Perkins+Will’s Sharon Woodworth in a Q&A on its website. One of the reasons is the economic pressure on our clients to keep not only their patients but their staff healthy and to conserve resources both in terms of the caregiver and the care receiver, Woodworth said.
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May 23, 2016
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