Some of the ideas seem simple ("same handedness", more natural light, and "double door lock boxes" for medications). But in aggregate, they could reduce medical errors and improve patient outcomes.
I love reading about innovations in health care!
The blog of Freedom and Individual Rights in Medicine (FIRM)
Monday, August 25, 2014
Architecture and Hospital Rooms
The New York Times had a fascinating article on innovative thinking for hospital room architecture: "In Redesigned Room, Hospital Patients May Feel Better Already".
Some of the ideas seem simple ("same handedness", more natural light, and "double door lock boxes" for medications). But in aggregate, they could reduce medical errors and improve patient outcomes.
I love reading about innovations in health care!
Some of the ideas seem simple ("same handedness", more natural light, and "double door lock boxes" for medications). But in aggregate, they could reduce medical errors and improve patient outcomes.
I love reading about innovations in health care!
