WHEN | WHERE | LEARNING UNITS

August 21, 2024

9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Center for Communities
4450 West Adams Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90016

Approved AIA CES Learning Units: 5 LU|HSW

 

Principles of Right-Sizing Healthcare Modules:
Learn the key concepts and principles behind right-sizing healthcare modules, including the balance between space efficiency and functionality.
Understand how appropriate module sizes can enhance workflow efficiency, reduce staff fatigue, and improve patient care.
Analyze the Impact of Inequalities on Healthcare Access and Outcomes:
Evaluate how disparities in healthcare infrastructure affect different communities.
Explore case studies highlighting the correlation between healthcare design and equitable access to quality care
Flexibility and Adaptability in Healthcare Design:
Learn strategies to design healthcare modules that can adapt to changing needs, such as advances in medical technology or shifts in patient demographics. Understand the importance of modular flexibility in maintaining long-term functionality and relevance.
Envision New Technologies and Designs for Future Healthcare:
Anticipate emerging technologies and innovative designs that could transform healthcare delivery.
Explore concepts for future healthcare modules that prioritize sustainability, efficiency, and patient-centered care.
PROGRAM


TICKETS

AIA Member – $120

Non-Member – $155

Students – $55

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES


Speakers
Nick Mason
Marketing Coordinator, Perkins & Will
Maryellen Westerberg, DrPHN, RDN, CDCES
Chief Operations Officer, SAC Health
Brian Zunner-Keating, MS, RN, PHNA-BC
Director Homeless Healthcare Collaborative, UCLA Health
Kevin Cheng, JD
Director, Construction Facilities Design & Construction, City of Hope
Phil Crompton
Senior Principal | Partner, Vantage Technology Consulting Group

Lunch Sponsor

Friends of Purposeful Sponsors