The design of nurses' spaces critical to patient safety, so ProMedica studied conditions in its existing medical/surgical and intensive care units to inform design decisions for its new tower, according to an article on the Heathcare Design website.
Focus: Facility Design
Design of nurses' spaces critical to patient safety
ProMedica studied conditions in its existing medical/surgical and intensive care units to inform design decisions for its new tower, according to an article on the Heathcare Design website
November 8, 2016
Topic Area: Architecture
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