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DESIGN DETAILS FOR HEALTH |
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CONTENTS |
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A List of Checklists and Special Topics |
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Foreword |
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Acknowledgments |
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PART ONE LONG - TERM CARE |
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Quality of Residential Long-Term Care |
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Design Intervention |
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Technology |
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Residential Long-Term Care in Other Countries |
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Endnotes |
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1 ASSISTED LIVING |
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Assisted Living in Europe |
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Assisted Living in the United States |
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Planning Public Spaces |
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A Note on Apartments |
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Endnotes |
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2 CARING FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA |
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Reducing Distractions |
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Establishing Links with the Familiar, Healthy Past |
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Providing Sensory Cues to Prompt Memory |
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Eliminating Dangerous Options |
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Avoiding Confrontations |
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Encouraging Successful Social Interaction and Family Participation |
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Releasing Excess Energy |
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Encouraging Independence |
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Endnotes |
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3 HOME HEALTH CARE |
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Design Demonstration Centers |
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Cohousing |
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Group Homes |
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Independent Living |
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Endnotes |
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4 HOSPICE |
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Design Criteria |
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Privacy |
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Comfort |
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Support of Friends and Family |
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Individual Choice |
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Infection Control |
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Security |
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Endnotes |
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5 SUBACUTE CARE AND REHABILITATION |
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Design of Subacute-Care Facilities |
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Design for Visual Acuity |
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Design to Enhance Hearing |
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Assistive Technology |
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Design for Improved Cognitive Ability |
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Design for Mobility |
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Other Sensory Issues |
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Design of Rehabilitation Facilities |
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Physical Therapy |
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Occupational Therapy |
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Specialized Services |
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Endnotes |
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PART TWO AMBULATORY CARE |
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Health-Care Cost Containment |
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The Educated Consumer |
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Endnotes |
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6 DAY CARE AND RESPITE |
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Adult Day Care and Respite |
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Day Care for People with Dementia |
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Child Day Care |
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Endnotes |
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7 MEDICAL OFFICES |
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Accessing the Facility |
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Registration and Waiting |
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Examination and Consultation |
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Self-Care |
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Laboratory |
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Specialized Practice |
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Pediatrics |
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Diagnostic Imaging Centers |
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Ambulatory Surgery |
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Oncology and Cancer Care |
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Endnotes |
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8 WELLNESS CENTERS |
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Transforming Hospitals into Wellness Centers |
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Design Elements |
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Fitness Area |
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Extended Services |
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Locker Rooms and Wet Areas |
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Swimming and Aqua Therapy Pools |
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Comprehensive Services |
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Endnotes |
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PART THREE ACUTE-CARE HOSPITALS |
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Endnotes |
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9 BIRTH CENTERS |
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Innovations in Birth Centers |
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The Birth Room |
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10 CHILDREN’S HOSPITALS |
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Efficacy |
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Comfort and Safety |
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A Sense of Belonging |
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Positive Distraction |
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Endnotes |
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11 INPATIENT PSYCHIATRIC UNITS. |
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Patient Independence |
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Integration of the Family |
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Public and Social Areas |
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The Mind-Body Connection |
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Endnotes |
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12 GENERAL HOSPITALS |
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Critical Trends and Issues in Acute-Care Design |
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Cooperative Care and VIP Suites |
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Cooperative Care Model |
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VIP Suites |
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Endnotes |
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13 CRITICAL CARE. |
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Emergency Departments |
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Intensive Care Units |
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Specialized Intensive Care Units |
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Cardiac Intensive Care Units |
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Neonatal Intensive Care Units |
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Family Waiting |
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Endnotes |
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Index |
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