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Posts about Design (2):
With life, there is illness. Some of the earliest examples of life on Earth, bacteria, show evidence of invasion by viruses. Our earliest recorded...
What do you need to have a successful transit system? Dense city centers, mixed land use with retail and residential, and attractive and easy to...
Anyone familiar with hospitals knows that design impacts operations. How people - both healthcare workers and patients - move through the space...
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Preparing for Contamination: Lessons From Winter
As winter settles in, communities across the country begin their preparations for snowfall and ice. Rather than deal with the drifts and icy patches...
In a previous post, we discovered the many entities that regulate the physical operation of a healthcare facility. Who is responsible for making sure...
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Infection Control,
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Cleaning Protocols,
Antibiotic Resistance,
Patient Safety,
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Microbiology,
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Disinfectants,
Innovations,
Evidence-Based Design
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Just how does copper kill germs?
COVID-19 and other infectious pathogens continue to make headlines, drawing our attention to the technologies being developed to fight these germs....
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8 Great Podcasts to Check Out This Summer
As summer approaches, so do opportunities to listen to podcasts! If you want to explore some of the topics we cover in this blog straight from the...