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09 EDITORIAL The 2022 HCD Conference in
San Antonio was a hit, and here are a few things
that made it shine. BY JENNIFER KOVACS SILVIS
PRO JECTS
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IN FO CUS
13
MON I T OR
13 SOCIAL BUTTERFLIES Carilion Children's
Tanglewood Center creates a
nature-inspired interactive wall to engage
pediatric patients. BY BROOKE BILYJ
15 FIRST LOOK: WALTON FAMILY WHOLE
HEALTH & FITNESS The facility in Bentonville,
Ark., scheduled to open in 2023, off ers Walmart
Inc. associates and their families spaces to
gather, learn, refl ect, and move.
16 2023 HCD CONFERENCE SEEKS SESSION
SPEAKERS The deadline to submit presentation
proposals for the 2023 Healthcare Design
Conference + Expo is Jan. 9, 2023.
31 PLANNING AND DESIGN THE BIG PICTURE
UW Health looks across the system at
lessons from pandemic care to combine with
evidence-based design and Lean practices to
inform an acuity-adaptable expansion. BY MIKE
MCKAY, JOHN FORD, AND ED ANDERSON
34 PRODUCT SPOTLIGH T BEHAVIORAL
HEALTH PRODUCTS
38 THE CENTER Pediatric leaders identify the
top challenges impacting children's hospitals
now and into the future. BY DEBRA LEVIN
48 FACE TIME Mike Anderson, principal,
Champlin Architecture, Cincinnati. BY ANNE
DINARDO
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PHOTO TOUR: THIBODAUX REGIONAL
MEDICAL CENTER CANCER INSTITUTE The
$37.4 million cancer center, designed by WHLC
Architecture, provides the Louisiana Bayou
Region with specialized care close to home.
TRENDS
TAKE 5 WITH THOMAS CHAPUIS The
president of Chapuis Design Group Architecture
(Brandon, Fla.) shares the top five trends and
issues getting his attention right now, including
current planning challenges and standardizing
construction details.
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