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Eight ambulatory design trends
Architecture, Construction, Interior Design

Eight ambulatory design trends

Jul 1, 2013 By Ashley N. Dias AIA, ACHE, EDAC, Frank D. Kittredge Jr., FACHE, Jeff Stouffer AIA

Designing facilities for health care's growth segment.

Elements of care
Architecture, Facility Engineering, Interior Design

Elements of care

Jan 1, 2012 By Deborah Sweetland FACHE EDAC, Frank D. Kittredge Jr., FACHE, Amy Kircher LEED AP

Ambulatory design in a post-reform world.

Architectural analysis
Operational Excellence

Architectural analysis

May 9, 2011 By Martin J. Miller, Ashley N. Dias AIA, ACHE, EDAC, Frank D. Kittredge Jr., FACHE

Hospital operations planning, simulation and architecture.

 

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