All posts tagged “population health”

Rural Resolve: Diverse design programming can improve community well-being

About 60 million people — nearly one in five Americans — live in rural areas and depend on their local hospitals for care. Despite the fact that hospitals are crucial for the health and economic well-being of the communities they serve, U.S. rural hospitals have increasingly faced closures since 2010, with many more vulnerable to closure.  Read More …

New Sports Therapy & Research Complex Draws Connection Between Population Health, Physical Fitness

FRISCO, TexasFrom its retractable glass façade that opens to an indoor/outdoor football field to its light-filled strength training room surrounded by glass walls, the new Baylor Scott & White Health Sports Therapy & Research complex in Frisco, Texas puts human health and sports performance on public display—and for good reason. Read More …

Lecturers to Discuss Design Impact of Healthcare Approach that Seeks Improvements for All Populations

Leading healthcare facility architects and administrators will address the design implications of population health, a comprehensive, interdisciplinary approach aimed at improving healthcare outcomes for all population groups, during the fall 2015 Read More …

Architecture-For-Health Fall 2016 Lecture Series Features Leading Health Facility Designers, More

The Fall 2016 Architecture-For-Health Lecture Series at Texas A&M University, “The Global Impact of the Concept of ‘Population Health’ on the Design of Health Networks & Health Facilities,” features leading health facility designers, administrators and construction executives from throughout the United States. Read More …

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