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W01: Coaching Workshop: Putting Evidence-Based Design into Practice for Person-Centered Care in Senior Living


When: April 15, 2023
Time: 8:00am Central
Price: $395
  Register at EFA Conference + Expo
  • 6-hour workshop
  • Work one-on-one with a coach
  • Includes light breakfast and boxed lunch
  • Space is limited

Details

EFA Conference + Expo is a three-day event that delivers design strategies for senior living, through educational conference sessions, deep dive workshops, and community tours.

What is evidence-based design (EBD) and how can you use this process to advance person-centered care in your practice or on your next project? This interactive and immersive workshop will introduce you to the EBD process and offers practical guidance to help you get started and inform your person-centered design thinking. As the industry rethinks the planning and design of senior living environments, learn how the EBD process can be applied to develop strategies and interventions to improve quality of living, care and work outcomes for residents and staff. 

This workshop is a blend of educational content and collaborative discussions. Once you register for this workshop, The Center for Health Design will use your responses in a questionnaire to match you with an industry expert who will provide individualized coaching tailored to your specific questions, issues and goals. Light snacks and a boxed lunch will be provided. In addition, each attendee receives a bundle of EBD books and resources from The Center for Health Design. Registration is $395/person. Space is limited.

 

Learning Objectives

  1. Learn about the EBD process and its relevance for advancing the provision of person-centered healthcare.
  2. Recognize the link between design and outcomes, as well as the link between research and design innovation.
  3. Understand how to build the business case.
  4. Identify the next steps to put EBD into practice in LTC today.

 

Attendees will receive:

  • Free A Practitioner’s Guide to Evidence-Based Design AND 40% discount off the EDAC Study Guides OR
  • A Practitioner's Guide to Evidence-Based Design AND A Visual Reference to Evidence-Based Design  

 

Presenting Faculty

Donna Deckard, BSN, MPA, EDAC
Director of Strategic Projects
The Center for Health Design

 

 

 

Addie Abushousheh, PhD, Assoc. AIA, EDAC
Organizational & Environmental Gerontologist 
Research Associate, The Center for Health Design
 

 

 

Maggie Calkins, PhD, EDAC
Board Chair
IDEAS Institute

 

 

 

Robert Wrublowsky, MAA, OAA, AAA, SAA, MRAIC, LEED®AP, EDAC
Principal Architect
MMP Architects

 

 

 

Migette Kaup, PhD, IIDA, ASID, FIDEC, FGSA, EDAC, NCIDQ
Professor
Kansas State University, Center on Aging

 

 

 

Jane Rohde, AIA, FIIDA, ASID, CHID, ACHA, LEED AP BD+C, GGA-EB
Principal
JSR Associates Inc.

 

 

 

 

Testimonials

  • “It was a better learning experience than I expected, especially within a virtual format. The panelists are all so accomplished and clearly industry experts in this field. It was such a unique opportunity to have panelists of this caliber in such an intimate coaching environment -- and who were all so approachable. Amazing exposure to thought leaders; would highly recommend!”
  • “Loved being able to chat in a smaller setting to really discuss goals, thoughts, and coaching.”
  • "It was great having the opportunity to share experiences and lessons learned from experienced coaches."
  • "I like the pre-survey to match up coaches, it was great. I think the small groups (one or two people per coach) is a good strategy."
  • "Sharing and learning from a peer in this structured way was a rare and much appreciated format."
  • "It provided the platform for more direct conversation to ask questions and get direct feedback."
  • "Worth every penny! 1:1 coaching approach, excellent; size and flow of day, excellent."
  • "So many great perspectives and expertise offered. Gave me a deeper understanding of the EBD process."