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Deborah A Devine¹, Barb Wenger, Mary Krugman

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Transforming Care at the Bedside (TCAB) principles guided hospital expansion design, prioritizing patient-centered care and a positive work environment. Evidence-based data informed recommendations for a safer, family-focused hospital setting.

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Design
Hospital Administration
Evidence-Based Practice

Background:

Academic hospitals require strategic expansion to meet evolving healthcare needs.
Integrating patient- and family-centered care principles is crucial for modern healthcare facilities.
The Transforming Care at the Bedside (TCAB) initiative offers a framework for improving care delivery and environments.

Purpose of the Study:

To utilize Transforming Care at the Bedside (TCAB) principles for evidence-based hospital expansion design.
To advocate for a patient- and family-centered, safe, and positive work environment through data-driven recommendations.
To outline the process of interdisciplinary collaboration in hospital design.

Main Methods:

An interdisciplinary team applied TCAB principles to hospital expansion design.
Evidence-based data was compiled and analyzed to support design recommendations.
A nurse project manager facilitated communication between the design team, architects, and consultants.

Main Results:

Evidence-based recommendations were generated for the hospital expansion.
The design process emphasized patient- and family-centered care.
A framework was established for creating a safe and positive work environment.

Conclusions:

TCAB principles provide a robust framework for evidence-based hospital design.
Interdisciplinary collaboration is key to successful healthcare facility development.
The design recommendations aim to enhance patient experience and staff well-being.