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The Public Health System and Infection Control

5 Design Updates to Make Sinks Safer

What is "Easy to Clean"?

Anatomy of a Truly Safe Hospital Bed

Healthcare Buildings that Do No Harm

In Washington, a panel is meeting to discuss the future of the US Public Health System. Public health systems came under increased scrutiny during...

Our efforts to reduce hospital acquired infections (HAIs) may have hit a challenging conundrum. On the one hand, we know that handwashing is...

Read any hospital design article or walk the floors of any healthcare trade show and you will see these three words: "Easy to Clean." With the...

Today's hospital beds are a product of 1800s innovation, steadily improving with each decade's advancements in health care, engineering, and...

Physicians and other healthcare workers take an oath - whether literally or simply by taking up a profession in medicine - to "first, do no harm" to...

Evidence-based design became a focus of study in the 1980s. This movement paired design choices with structured, formal scientific research. Rather...

In last week's post, we explored the overlap between architectural principles in the AIA's Framework for Design Excellence. Today, we will look at...

After thousands of years of medical care provided in homes and religious buildings, health care moved into the public sphere. Buildings were...

Each year, thousands of buildings, including many healthcare facilities, are entered into architecture award programs, hoping to be recognized as the...

With life, there is illness. Some of the earliest examples of life on Earth, bacteria, show evidence of invasion by viruses. Our earliest recorded...

Projects to improve the patient's environment are critical to optimizing patient outcomes. Getting rid of moisture-trapping materials, opening rooms...

Exploration of the Golden Age of Microbiology would not be complete without a look at how its discoveries impacted hospitals and medical care....

Health.Care | An Educational Blog

The Public Health System and Infection Control

5 Design Updates to Make Sinks Safer

What is "Easy to Clean"?

Anatomy of a Truly Safe Hospital Bed

Healthcare Buildings that Do No Harm

The Public Health System and Infection Control

5 Design Updates to Make Sinks Safer

What is "Easy to Clean"?

Anatomy of a Truly Safe Hospital Bed

Healthcare Buildings that Do No Harm

Hospitals and Evidence-Based Design Part 3: Today's New Hospitals

How Architecture Standards Align with Infection Control: Part 2

Hospitals and Evidence-Based Design Part 2: The Revolutionary 100 Years

How Architecture Standards Align with Infection Control: Part 1

Hospitals and Evidence-Based Design Part 1: Early History

7 Ways ASHE's new ICRA 2.0 Takes Out the Guesswork

The Golden Age of Microbiology, Part 3