Are TV makeovers killing healthcare design?
Reality TV home makeover shows have given an unrealistic look at the real work of design, especially in something as complex as healthcare, according to an article on the Healthcare Design website
Reality TV home makeover shows have given an unrealistic look at the real work of design, especially in something as complex as healthcare, according to an article on the Healthcare Design website. We’re pressured into easy answers, black and white, and there are fewer opportunities to understand where the real solution might be, the article said.
Read the article.
June 30, 2015
Topic Area:
Industry News
Recent Posts
Ronald McDonald House Atlanta balances the familiarity of home with the demands of a high-use facility serving families of children receiving medical care.
The transaction is expected to be completed toward the end of 2026, pending the conclusion of regulatory approvals.
The transition follows approval from the West Virginia Health Care Authority and continues a longstanding partnership between the organizations.
Managers face an urgent question: What happens when a colonized patient returns to a contaminated mattress?
The new acute care tower, designed by FCA, will enhance the hospital’s ability to serve patients by incorporating facilities and expanding its range of services.