Design Grand Rounds

Place + Purpose + People

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Design Grand Rounds Leaders’ Workshop

Clinicians, decision-makers, subject matter experts, and designers evaluate design challenges and opportunities.

Together, we translate your brilliant ideas into effective design and planning concepts to improve the delivery of health and care.

We work with your team to develop a strategic roadmap that leverages the synergy between design and health care professionals. We advance value-driven design adaptations for existing facilities, renovations and new healthcare settings.

Medicine changes at a faster pace than buildings. Together, we seek to radically improve the experience and outcomes by design, considering new and emerging technologies, diagnostics, health data and systems that address the complex needs of patients, visitors, providers, and staff.

Our global network of consultants provides expertise in medical, scientific, social and design domains.

Facilitated discussion explore how spatial and functional design can influence health care and outcomes. We consider the critical challenges and opportunities that you have encountered during small renovations through large scale capital projects at your institutions.

The Design Grand Rounds Workshops apply improvement science and innovative approaches to consolidate the group's expertise, develop common themes, prioritize critical needs, and outline solutions.

We hope you will help us to develop more effective means to create places that serve your purpose, patients and providers.

Typical Activities

  1. Impact of places on Patients - Enhance care delivery, recovery, health and wellbeing by design

  2. Effective functional design - Improve clinical performance, work environments, and support staff

  3. Pandemic design - Incorporate emerging infection control data in design planning

  4. Support Staff - Address health, wellbeing and burnout to improve retention and recruitment

  5. Tech design - Incorporate technologies, robotics, artificial intelligence, and remote medicine by design

  6. Network of Knowledge - Connect health, education and care via innovation and knowledge sharing

  7. Challenges and Opportunities - Consider ROI from your case studies, capital, operational, and outcomes

  8. Design Ideation - Drivers, triggers, ideas, SWOT, improvement science analyses, strategies and solutions

  9. Design Validation - Pre-design, Simulate, Beta Test, and Post-occupancy evaluations

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Leadership

Eve Edelstein, Ph.D, MSc, MArch, EDAC, Assoc.AIA, F-AAA | Co-Founder, Clinicians for Design

Ruth Fanning, MBBChBAO, MRCPI, FFARCSI | Clinical Professor of  Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine, Stanford University School of Medicine

Anita Honkanen, MD, MS, FAAP \ Clinical Professor of Anesthesiology, Stanford University School of Medicine

Inaugural Clinicians for Design Workshop at the European Healthcare Design Congress, June 2017 at the Royal College of Physicians, London UK.

Inaugural Clinicians for Design Workshop at the European Healthcare Design Congress, June 2017 at the Royal College of Physicians, London UK.

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Operating Room Noise

Stanford University, School of Medicine

Mapping Sound & Speech Intelligibility

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Bristol Royal Hospital for Children

Simulate 5 Surgeries for 5 Specialties and Same-Day Design Decisions

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Architecture for Neuroscience

University of Cincinnati Neuroscience Institute

Design Principles for Neurological and Neurosurgical Patients

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Neuroscience for Architecture

University of California San Diego

Immersive Design Simulations