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  • Environmental psychology
  • Health services research
  • Architecture and health

Background:

  • Evidence-based design (EBD) research relies on consistent terminology to link architectural variables (AVs) with health outcomes.
  • Existing EBD literature may use diverse terms, potentially causing confusion and hindering knowledge synthesis.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze the consistency, variability, and standardization potential of terminology for architectural variables (AVs) and health outcomes in EBD studies.
  • To identify representative terms and their frequencies for AVs and health outcomes, particularly for individuals with dementia.

Main Methods:

  • A systematic review of 105 publications from three large systematic reviews was conducted.
  • Terms for AVs and health outcomes were extracted and analyzed for frequency.
  • Statistical tests (chi-squared, post hoc) were used to compare term distributions.

Main Results:

  • Variability in terminology for AVs and health outcomes within EBD was identified, especially in dementia-friendly design.
  • Analysis revealed patterns in term frequency and distribution, indicating areas ripe for standardization.

Conclusions:

  • Standardized terminology in EBD is essential for improving communication, collaboration, and knowledge synthesis.
  • A common language enhances research comparability, generalizability of findings, and the development of EBD guidelines.
  • This study offers insights for achieving consensus on terminology among researchers, practitioners, and stakeholders in health environmental research.