Featured in HealthTechZone.com, December 2014
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examinations have been an important diagnostic tool since the first commercial MRI became available in 1981. [1],[2]
Featured in Medical Construction & Design, November 2014.
Not one of us undergoes a surgical procedure with the hope of walking out the door with an infection along with their medical bill......READ MORE
Topics: Continuous Improvement, Central Sterile Processing, Healthcare Planning
The American Institute of Architects' Pennsylvania chapter included student awards at their annual awards gala at a Barnes Museum November 12, 2014.
...READ MORETopics: AIA, Continuous Improvement
Several changes to the 2014 FGI Guidelines affect the physical space for behavior health spaces in stand-alone centers and in-hospital behavioral health units.
Section 2.5–2.2 General Psychiatric...
...READ MORETopics: FGI, guidelines, Behavioral Health Design
I spend my time on site photographing mistakes. Not really, but that’s how I’m perceived, since much of my time walking through the construction site is spent observing the work-in-progress, and.....READ MORE
Topics: technology, Newforma
Recently I had the opportunity to serve on the National Grading Panel for the Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) Spring 2014 Grading Session
The Exam
Passing the NCIDQ exam.....READ MORE
Topics: NCIDQ, Interior Design, Design Careers
As I was applying for college a few years ago, I realized I wasn’t really sure what I wanted to do with my life. I knew I was interested in design and I enjoyed doing community service, so I decided.....READ MORE
Topics: Interior Design, Healthcare Interiors, Internship
When Array first implemented a daily huddle about six months ago, there were no indications that it would evolve as much as it has. In the beginning, the daily huddle involved the design staff who.....READ MORE
Topics: Continuous Improvement
After several weeks of deliberations and, consultation with experts from the design and 3D printing world, Array is ready to reveal the winners of the 3D design challenge. This challenge took place.....READ MORE
Topics: Continuous Improvement, makerbot, 3D printing
Featured in Healthcare Global, October 2014.
Do you think your architect and contractor could design and construct a 12-story, 280,000 SF Ambulatory Surgery Center with 12 ORs in less than 18 months?.....READ MORE
Topics: Ambulatory Care, Building Information Modeling (BIM)
