The Center for Health Design offers clinic design post-occupancy evaluation toolkit

A post-occupancy evaluation can help identify and solve problems in the built environment


The Center for Health Design is offering a clinic design post-occupancy evaluation toolkit on its website that can help identify and solve problems in the built environment.

A post-occupancy evaluation can also fine-tune the building according to user needs and gather feedback on ongoing building adaptions due to changing organizational needs. 

The kit includes a tool for an audit of the physical environment that provides a rating system for a set of design features. 

There is also a patient questionnaire that  gathers patient perceptions of the clinic environment and service quality.

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January 29, 2016


Topic Area: Project Management


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