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Detailed
Description
A
picture is worth a thousand words and there are many photos in A Visual
Reference for Evidence-Based Design, a book by Jain Malkin. In this
session, the author will discuss her work and the projects highlighted
within. The research behind the projects will be discussed in detail by the
author to give design professionals ideas to weave into their own projects.
Malkin's
book was published by The Center for Health Design through a grant from the
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. This lively discussion will introduce
participants to studies from a wide number of sources, some of which will
surprise you. And you will be able to see plans of some of the most
inventive inpatient units currently under construction.
Learning
Objectives
- Apply evidence-based design theory
in healthcare
- Enhance communication when planning
projects
- Design clinical spaces that enhance
patient safety
- Consider the needs of patients and
families in design projects
- Use ideas from some of the most
inventive inpatient units being built
About
the Speaker
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Jain
Malkin, CID, AAHID
Jain
Malkin is President and Founder of the San Diego, California, interior
architecture firm, Jain Malkin Inc. that specializes in healthcare
facilities. A leader in the field of health care design, Malkin has
lectured widely and written numerous articles on the psychological
effects of health care environments.
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For 12
years, Ms. Malkin taught at Harvard University in the Graduate School of
Design and is often a keynote speaker at conferences on topics relating to
research-based design and creating optimal patient experiences. She is the
author Hospital Interior Architecture and Medical and Dental Space
Planning: A Comprehensive Guide to Design, Equipment, and Clinical
Procedures, both published by John Wiley & Sons and A Visual Reference
for Evidence-based Design published by The Center for Health Design.
Ms.
Malkin has been named by California Medicine magazine one of California's
100 most interesting and influential health care leaders and she was
awarded the 1997 Hyde Chair of Excellence at the University of Nebraska
College of Architecture.
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