
Trend toward outpatient facilities alters healthcare development, design
The trend toward using medical office buildings for higher-acuity care is likely to continue, so developers and designers will need to determine how the functional requirements differ from a hospital and plan accordingly.
By Healthcare Facilities Today
February 7, 2013
Topic Area: Architecture , Industry News
Recent Posts
The Future of Backup Power Systems in Healthcare Facilities
Manufacturers discuss what trends are shaping the future of backup power systems in healthcare.
Infection Control is Key to Ongoing Measles Outbreak
Infection control is essential to protecting both patients and staff from contracting measles.
Kaiser Permanente to Open New Parker Medical Offices
It also announced it's in the early stages of planning a rebuild and expansion of its Westminster Medical Offices.
Skanska Completes Renovation for New Sutter Health Care Center
The new facility will provide internal medicine, family medicine, pediatrics, as well as lab and imaging services.
Probiotic Cleaners: The Start of a Cleaning Revolution?
Advantages of probiotic cleaning include fewer resistant genes and cost savings through decreased antibiotic use.