Healthcare Design - November 2020 - HCD14

SESSIONS
Session Descriptions
Educational sessions are designed to provide attendees with the latest information, case studies, and research
findings on a variety of topics. This includes detail-rich presentations with opportunities for Q&A.

DAY 1: Monday, November 9
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Keynote: State of the Industry-Healthcare Facilities
Now and Post-Pandemic
HCD Virtual will kick off with a live keynote panel moderated by
Jennifer Kovacs Silvis, editor-in-chief of Healthcare Design. A multidisciplinary group of industry experts will offer their unique perspectives on top-of-mind issues including where the industry stands in its
response to COVID-19 and how lessons learned this year should be
applied to future projects. The panel will also explore the role design
plays in solving issues tied to health equity and access to care; ways
to improve patient, family, and staff experience; and more.
Panelists:
Carolyn BaRoss, Principal, Health, Perkins and Will
David Grandy, Vice President, Delivery System Design & Innovation,
Kaiser Permanente
Walter Jones, Senior Vice President, Campus Transformation,
The MetroHealth System
Jeff Stouffer, Global Director, Principal, Executive Vice President,
HKS Inc.
Barbara Wagner, Executive Vice President, Clark Construction

12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Session Sponsor:

The Many Roads to Resilient Design
Panelists:
Julie Frazier, AIA, ACHA, LEED AP, RELi AP, Director of Healthcare
Planning, Associate Principal, Perkins and Will
Megan Reacher, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, LFA, RELi AP, Regenerative
Design Specialist, Associate, ArchNexus
Willa Kuh, Director of Planning, Affiliated Engineers
Joss Hurford, Building Performance Consultant, Affiliated Engineers
Hospitals have long been designed and managed to respond to
emergencies. But the pace and intensity of community-scale disasters
and the occurrence of emerging diseases are a challenge to established design approaches. This compels healthcare entities to ask
how today's designs anticipate the disaster-scale climate events and

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diseases of tomorrow. This session will examine available resilient
design standards programs and case studies presented to substantiate the client experiences with them. In addition, a new tool specific
to the design assignment will be presented. This will enable session
attendees to select the route that best fits their clients' resilient design
needs.

12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Session Sponsor:

Under Construction: How to Increase Patient
Satisfaction While Rebuilding an Occupied Patient
Tower
Panelists:
Nancy Roberts, MPH, Chief Operating Officer, Providence St. Vincent
Medical Center
Karl Sonnenberg, AIA, ACHA, ASHE, Partner, ZGF
Brad Nile, AIA, LEED AP, ASHE, Senior Project Manager, Anderson
Construction Co.
With a growing body of research that highlights the relationship
between relaxation and healing, healthcare centers are more cautious
than ever to renovate and rebuild while ensuring minimal patient
disruption. Unfortunately, necessary construction can still leave many
patients dissatisfied, which is why when Providence St. Vincent Medical Center (PSVMC) decided to rebuild an occupied 482-bed patient
tower, leadership took time to implement change management strategies and develop thoughtful construction interventions to mitigate
patient disruption. Learn about PSVMC's unique approach to an allat-once construction methodology and open communication that led
to an increase in patient satisfaction during a 27-month construction
project.

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