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The process of evidence-based design begins with asking the right questions about design features and their relationship to specific outcomes… to narrow the focus of inquiry. (Study Guide 2, pg. 31)

 
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Become EDAC Certified

EDAC-certified individuals are a global community of forward-thinking professionals helping achieve EDAC’s vision of a world where all healthcare environments are created using an evidence-based design process. Learn more about evidence-based design and become EDAC-certified.

What Is Evidence-based Design?

Evidence-based design (EBD) is the process of basing decisions about the built environment on credible research to achieve the best possible outcomes.

Learn About the Evidence-based Design Process

The Center for Health Design is working with educational partners to design Evidence-based Design Accreditation and Certification (EDAC) coursework for professionals and students looking to become EDAC certified.

Learn more about our inaugural educational partnership with eCornell and their unique certificate program to teach healthcare facilities planning and design.

 

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Accreditation, Certification, Licensure, Registration
November 23, 2011

In the world of healthcare design and architecture, it's tough to keep track of the differences between accreditation, certification, licensure, and registration.

 

CHD's Sara Marberry, Carolyn Quist, and Donna Deckard take some of the mystery out of what each of these words mean in their new article on the Healthcare Design website. Click here to read more. >>

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Register Today for the March 7, EDAC Exam Given at the PDC Summit 2012 in Phoenix, AZ and get a 10% Discount Fee*

Exam registration is required by February 3. Space is limited so don’t delay! Benefits of becoming EDAC certified include: • Public recognition of your expertise • Increased value with clients and employers • Ability to share a common language • Skills to incorporate the newest findings into projects • Credibility when justifying expenditures associated with design decisions and innovations • Ability to create new... more
 
 
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