Critical Care Design: The History and Future
Tuesday, December 14, 2021 | 2pm EDT
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Panel discussion led by Frank Zilm on the history and future of critical care unit design. Panelists include distinguished healthcare design professionals and professors as well as notable, credentialed Nightingale Professor of Nursing.
Learning objectives
- Understand the medical evolution of critical care and the implication on patient and staff space needs.
- Knowledge of historical initiatives to design hospital critical care units.
- Familiarity with current issues affecting ICU design.
- Ability to identify future needs and concepts that will affect design for critical care.
- Understanding the research influencing ICU design.
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Instructors
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Frank Zilm D. Arch
University of Kansas Institute for Health and Wellness Design
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Julie Fairman
RN, PhD, FAANNightingale Professor in Honor of Nursing Veterans
Director Emeritas, Barbara Bates Center for the Study of the History of Nursing Director, RWJF... -
D. Kirk Hamilton
PhD, FAIA, FACHA, FCCM, EDACBeale Professor of Health Facility Design, Texas A&M University
Founding Co-Editor, Health Environments Research & Design
Kirk Hamilton is a Professor of Architecture at Texas A&M University where he teaches... -
Jeanne Kisacky
PhD, M. ArchAuthor, Rise of the Modern Hospital