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Cameron Sabet1, Alessandro Hammond2, Sammer Marzouk3
1Department of Medicine, Georgetown University School of Medicine, Washington, DC, USA.
Abstract:
ObjectivesTo explore how evidence-based design is transforming healthcare environments into transforming spaces that improve patient outcomes and staff experiences.BackgroundTraditional hospital designs often prioritize functionality over patient and staff well-being. This editorial examines the shift toward evidence-based design in healthcare facilities.MethodsWe review recent studies and case examples demonstrating the impact of thoughtful healthcare design on infection rates, patient recovery, and staff performance.ResultsEvidence shows that elements such as private rooms, access to nature, and improved lighting can significantly reduce infections, accelerate healing, and enhance staff satisfaction.ConclusionsImplementing evidence-based design principles in healthcare environments can lead to measurable improvements in patient outcomes, staff performance, and overall healthcare quality.
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