Use the energy of a new building to transform operations

A new space can yield better outcomes and improved team performance and patient experience


The energy of a new building can transform a healthcare facility's operations to yield better outcomes and improve team performance and patient experience, according to the Hospitals & Health Networks website.

Some questions to ask to help ensure this happens, include:

• Do you have measures that reflect the culture you are striving for — in the current space and in the new one?

• Are you aware of the facility design and scientific evidence that has proven specific outcomes in experience, safety and efficiency?

• Is the entire leadership team clear on what culture is essential to make the most of the facilities investment?

• Do you have engaged team members already demonstrating the culture intended in the new space?

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February 17, 2016


Topic Area: Project Management


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