× You are not currently logged in. To receive all the benefits our site has to offer, we encourage you to log in now.

Webinar: The Medical Behavioral Unit: Enhancing Patient Safety and Experience Through Design


When: June 21, 2018
Time: 11:00am Pacific
Price: FREE

1 unit EDAC continuing education
1 unit AIA continuing education

CEU forms available for download during event ($10.00 AIA CEU management fee)

CEUs

With no known precedent, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia pursued a vision to develop a new pediatric patient care unit: one that would meet the requirements and licensure of an acute care unit, but would provide a safe and supportive environment for patients with a comorbid developmental, behavioral, or psychiatric diagnosis. A multidisciplinary team worked together to envision, plan, and design an environment to support a new model of care for this unique population. Key elements of the project—a remodel of an existing unit—include patient, family, and staff health; circadian lighting; biophilic design; and safety.

 

Learning Objectives

  • Hear the about the patient needs that drove the development of the MBU concept.
  • Identify what unique programmatic and design elements differentiate the MBU from a typical acute care unit.
  • Explore how circadian lighting is implemented to improve patient and staff health and well-being.
  • Summarize the unique model of care and design developed for the MBU.

 

 

Presenting Faculty

Natalie Hagerty, AIA, LEED AP, EDAC, SSGBC, Director of Facilities Planning, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Natalie Miovski Hagerty AIA, LEED AP, EDAC, SSGBC, is the Director of Facilities Planning for Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Prior to this role, she was the National Director of Healthcare for EwingCole and led large-scale healthcare projects for Geisinger Health System, Penn Medicine and Tenet Healthcare. Natalie is Healthcare Design’s 2013 Rising Star and one of Philadelphia Business Journal’s 2014 40 under 40.   

 

Sue Ann Barton, AIA, EDAC, LEED AP BD+C, Principal, ZGF Architects LLP
Sue Ann Barton has nearly 35 years of professional experience, with a particular focus on healthcare design. Her portfolio includes a wide range of work with an emphasis on the design of neonatal, pediatric and women’s healthcare facilities. Sue Ann has a national perspective on healthcare issues and trends, and she excels at translating building programs into the most appropriate care environments for patients, families and staff. Sue Ann has particular expertise in the application of evidence-based design principles, having worked with multiple Pebble Project® partners, including Children’s Hospital Colorado and Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago.