The Healthcare Design Podcast

Join the conversation with Behavioral Health Planner and Architect Stephen Parker, AIA of Stantec. Reminder that Mental Health emergency services can be reach by dialing 988. For more on the A3 process, check out this helpful article: https://kanbanize.com/lean-management/improvement/a3-problem-solving To stay connected with Mike, join the conversation at https://healthcaredesignnetwork.com/

Join the conversation with Noam Platt to learn about working with a State Health Department plans review process, and pickup some things to be looking out for. You'll also learn about how you can put your design skills to good use in your own community. For more information about Naom's non-profit, check out: https://makegood.design/ To get involved with needs in your local community, check out https://makersmakingchange.com/ To stay connected with Mike, join the conversation at https://healthcaredesignnetwork.com/

Mike interviews Richard Meacham, AIA, Director of Design Integration at DIRTT to discuss Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DFMA) in Hospitals. To learn more about the project discussed on today's show, you can check out the Case Study here. For more, check out The Healthcare Design Network. To get in touch with Mike, you can find him on LinkedIn.

Join the discussion as Mike talks to Joshua Crews, AIA, EDAC and Principal at Stegenga + Partners about Flexibility in Evidence-Based Design. Josh discusses 3 Types of Flexibility: Adaptability Transformability Convertibility Josh's co-authored article, The Road to Flexibility. To follow Josh, connect with him on LinkedIn. For more information on this topic, including Josh's infographic, join the Healthcare Design Newsletter.

Welcome to the healthcare design podcast, a conversation with industry leaders to share what you need to know to become a better healthcare designer. I’m your host Mike Bennett. With the help of my guests, I’ll be sharing the information I wish I had access to when I was starting out, from the latest advancements in healthcare architecture, to the ways in which design can improve the patient experience. Most people don't get a chance to learn about healthcare design in school. ​This is your chance. For more information, join me at healthcaredesignnetwork.com Talk to you soon.