Healthcare Design - November 2020 - HCD20

SESSIONS
4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.

The Importance of Culturally Inclusive Care
Panelists:
Morgan Wills, MD, President & CEO, Siloam Health
Lori McGilberry, RID, CHID, EDAC, NCIDQ, Managing Principal, Kilter
LLC
Nashville sits at the intersection of two of the greatest challenges
facing our country today: healthcare and immigration. To meet the
needs of native-born and foreign-born uninsured and underinsured,
Nashville nonprofit Siloam Health uses a unique, interdisciplinary
model to provide comprehensive medical care that addresses not just
the physical, but also the social, emotional, and spiritual determinants
of health. Highlighted as a case study, presenters will examine Siloam
Health's newest outreach clinic, opening in the spring of 2020, and
delve into how the design of the facility supports Siloam's model of
culturally inclusive care and how these design solutions can be applied more broadly.

4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Session Sponsor:

Design of Staff Restorative Environments:
A Replicated Research on Places of Respite
Panelists:
Erin Clark, RN, MS, Healthcare Operations Specialist, ClarkRN, Inc.
Linda Knodel, MHA, MSN, NE-BC, CPHQ, FACHE, FAAN, Senior Vice
President and Chief Nurse Executive, National Nursing Strategy and
Leadership, Kaiser Permanente
Adeleh Nejati, AIA, PhD, LEED AP, WELL AP, EDAC, Healthcare Planner and Researcher, HMC Architects
Nurses are essential to the healthcare industry, and maintaining
the quality of nursing care is one of the central concerns of today's
healthcare leaders. This session will present empirical evidence from
recent research on health-promoting respite programs and spaces
from nurse leaders' perspectives. The study findings identify gaps and
generate new design solutions to improve well-being and remedy
burnout. Through the lens of Kaiser Permanente System's chief nurse
executive, a nurse consultant, and an architect/researcher, discover
ways to design and foster the conditions to support nurse satisfaction,
performance, and, ultimately, improved outcomes for patients and
healthcare organizations.

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DAY 3: Wednesday, November 11
9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Host:

Academy of
Architecture for Health
an AIA Knowledge Community

Pre-Event Session: AIA-AAH STERIS Student
Design Charrette Presentations
Panelists:
Renee Fiala, AIA, Project Medical Planner, Associate Principal, EYP
Architecture & Engineering
Graham Sinclair, AIA, LEED GA, EDAC, WELL AP, Project Manager,
Beck Architecture
This exciting annual event is designed to highlight the brilliance and
innovation of our future healthcare architects. Students from Clemson,
Iowa State, Texas A&M and Texas Tech universities will bring their
creativity and ideas to this fun and evocative design charrette. During
this session the students will present their designs of the 48-hour charrette held over the previous weekend.

11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Keynote: Breaking Through Finale
Join Healthcare Design magazine for the final stage of our conceptual design competition, Breaking Through. The program encourages healthcare design innovation by asking participants to present
concepts that solve the challenges anticipated in the future delivery of
care, but to do so by letting go of the usual limitations tied to issues
like budget, schedule, codes, etc.
Just 18 teams out of 54 participants made it to our semifinalist round,
and from there, four finalist teams were chosen to present their concepts live during HCD Virtual. In this session, teams from HGA, Perkins Eastman, SmithGroup, and HDR will share the innovative designs
they developed.
At the end of this keynote session, attendees will vote for their favorite concept via a live poll, and the winning team will walk away with
the grand prize of $10,000. Don't miss this special event!

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