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Influence of Evidence-Based Design Strategies on Nurse Wellness.

Minakshi Raj¹, Francesqca E Jimenez², Renae K Rich³

¹Department of Kinesiology and Community Health, University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign, IL, USA.

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Evidence-based design strategies significantly impact nurse wellness. Specific environmental factors like break rooms and workstations are linked to nurses

Keywords:

evidence-based design hospital design inpatient unit design nursing wellness

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Design Research
Nursing Wellness Studies
Environmental Psychology in Healthcare

Background:

Healthcare workforce burnout is a critical issue.
Nurses experience constant physical and emotional demands.
The physical environment can influence nurse well-being.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the relationship between evidence-based design strategies and nurse wellness.
To understand how the physical environment impacts nurses' well-being.

Main Methods:

Exploratory qualitative study at a new hospital.
Five focus groups conducted with 63 nurses and nurse managers.
Thematic analysis of discussions on design elements and wellness.

Main Results:

Nurses linked environmental factors to various wellness aspects.
Facility size, break rooms, and workstations were key factors.
Connections were made to social, emotional, physical, intellectual, and occupational wellness.

Conclusions:

Integrating nurses in healthcare environment design is crucial.
Ensuring nurse well-being is vital for patient care.
Evidence-based design supports the nursing workforce.