ECRI named McLaren Northern Michigan the winner of its 16th-annual Health Technology Excellence Award for its innovative integration of patient-care technologies into new hospital construction. McLaren facilitated collaboration among Read More …
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Ron Zawadzki to Lead Building Technology Systems at WSP
Ron Zawadzki has been named the national practice leader for building technology systems at WSP USA. In his expanded leadership role, Zawadzki will foster growth within the firm’s BTS team by augmenting specialty services and mechanical-electrical-plumbing business lines. Read More …
Lessons Learned from Working on Pandemic Projects Around the World
The strange experience of a global pandemic was both isolating and uniting. Even as some designers navigated the isolation of working from home, many found new ways to collaborate across distances. Read More …
E4H Environments for Health Architecture Advances Jeffrey Schantz as Partner, Director of Health Science + Technology
E4H Environments for Health Architecture has advanced Jeffrey Schantz, AIA, NCARB, as a partner in the firm’s leadership. Read More …
ECRI Recognizes 12 U.S. Health Systems for Excellence in Supply Chain Practices
ECRI, an independent, nonprofit health services organization that provides technology solutions and evidence-based guidance to healthcare decision makers worldwide, announces the winners of its tenth annual Healthcare Read More …
Technology Trials: Futureproofing Low-Voltage Infrastructure in Healthcare Facilities
As technology has advanced rapidly over the last few years, a shift has taken place.
Building owners, designers and builders are now thinking differently about healthcare facility systems, particularly in relation to the technology supported by low-voltage Read More …
How COVID-19 is Reshaping Medical Facilities
COVID-19 has accelerated our need to consider the next generation of healthcare and, particularly, how medical facilities are built and designed to better serve patients in both “normal times” and times of crisis, like today. The ability to provide sufficient care stems from our health professionals — who have remained Read More …
