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The Wisdom of Nature – Biophilic Design for Health & Wellness
March 2020 ∘ Webinar ∘
This webinar explores the science biophilia that embraces nature as the teacher to solve complex issues in challenging building spaces. It will explain the mathematics, physics and biology that support the biophilic behavior and it will further discuss circadian and color kinetic lighting, human sustainability, healthy buildings, human factors, natures geometry of fractals, as design tool for the built environment.
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Incorporating Technology that Improves Patient Safety and Save Lives
March 2020 ∘ Webinar ∘
This webinar will evaluate design integration of varied technologies being utilized in many facilities that design teams can implement to dramatically improve patient outcomes.
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The Building as a Therapeutic Tool: Creating a Children’s Treatment Center

February 2020 ∘ Webinar ∘
​This webinar highlights a case study of the ErinoakKids Centre for Treatment and Development and explores how the design caused the building itself to become a tool for therapy, learning, and teaching.
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Adapting Existing Healthcare Spaces to Suit Behavioral Health Requirements
February 2020 ∘ Webinar ∘
This webinar will focus on the adaptation of an existing space into a behavioral health-compliant facility and the unique approach utilized to ensure organizational success. Presenters will explore how the design process resulted in an environment that maintains the maximum safety and security that these spaces require.
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Interactive Design Diagrams: Visually Translating and Linking Design Strategies with Healthcare Outcomes
February 2020 ∘ Webinar ∘
This webinar addresses the ongoing development of a set of interactive and visually engaging annotated diagrams that can help to improve patient, staff, organizational, and even community-wide outcomes within hospital, outpatient, clinical, and home-based environments. 
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Research Matters: 10 Picks for the Year
January 2020 ∘ Webinar ∘
In this rapid-fire webinar, experts from The Center for Health Design will present their version of visual abstracts for a selection of 10 design research articles of the past year.
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Telemedicine: Where We Are and Why the Built Environment Matters
January 2020 ∘ Webinar ∘
This webinar will cover the definitions and content in the new section of the Guidelines, along with the research and practice-based evidence to support these design approaches.
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What You Need to Know About Residential Health Care Acoustics, But Couldn’t Hear to Ask
December 2019 ∘ Webinar ∘
This webinar provides an overview of Architectural Acoustics for Residential Health Care Facilities, using appropriate terminology and basic examples to demonstrate the impact of the acoustical environment on seniors.  It will also include a summary of the current FGI 2018 acoustical criteria, and review how those criteria address the concerns and needs of seniors.
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Circadian Lighting: Science and Application in Elder Care
December 2019 ∘ Webinar ∘
This webinar will address the science behind circadian lighting; explore strategies to evaluate, design, and implement an effective circadian lighting system for the aging; and present potential benefits.
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When Children’s Hospitals Grow Up: The Evolution of Pediatric Planning and Design
November 2019 ∘ Webinar ∘
This webinar will highlight the latest edition of the Hospital ICONs program and will focus on children’s hospitals, then and now.