Design to Enhance and Improve a Facility’s Quality of Care & Services
The built environment of a healthcare facility directly impacts the safety, operations, clinical outcomes, and financial success of a healthcare network. By discussing the challenges and solutions a
healthcare facility may encounter at a design level, and how operations can be improved, layout, design practices, and its use of technology; medical equipment; audio; lighting; and related controls, facility Owners are able to operate more effectively and maximize their long-term and annual budgets to deliver a higher level of care to its patients---as well as provide improved services to its clinicians, researchers, and support staff, which by doing so further enhances patient care and delivery.
Our 4th
Next Generation Healthcare Facilities Summit - West was designed to address the challenges and provide solutions within the industry, through design and construction---so as to enable healthcare networks to be more competitive in today’s customer driven marketplace.
This year’s conference is the perfect opportunity to:
- Better understand a wide variety of Owner perspectives on what keeps them up at night in respect to their capital planning and design initiatives---by way of several interactive Owner-led Panel Discussion and Town Hall Meeting sessions
- Explore methods and technologies that will enable you to optimize your budget to make the most out of essential resources, enhance functional space, and utilize practical logistical systems to improve designs and outcomes
- Dig deep into topics vital to your continued success such as: Developments and Trends in Medical & Research Incubators affecting design and construction; Lighting Design & Regulations; Emergency Rooms, Aging Healthcare Infrastructures; Infectious Disease Design Regulations; LEED; Technological Interoperability; LEAN; Ambulatory Care Centers; Sustainability; and much more!
By attending our 4th
Next Generation Healthcare Facilities Summit - West this February 22 – 24 in L.A., you will obtain valuable insight on the current and future trends in the healthcare facilities space----and in-turn will be able to better plan, design, and execute the most cost-effective and productive designs for your facility and clients.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn more about the best practices and future trends in healthcare facility design.
2016 Speakers
- John Wilson, AIA, CHFM, Director, Planning Design & Construction, Parkland Hospital
- Yuri Millo MD, President, Better Place International (BPI)
- Sajid Admed, Chief Information and Innovation Officer (CIIO), Martin Luther King Jr. Healthcare Corporation
- Tom Brunette, Associate Vice President of Facilities Operations, UT Health Northeast
- Lucas Artusi, Systems Designer, Design Institute for Health, Dell Medical School + College of Fine Arts, The University of Texas at Austin
- Clay Ashdown, Vice President, Capital Development & Financial Planning, Intermountain Healthcare
- Joseph Lorino, PE, LEED AP, Vice President, Facilities Management, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
- Sarah Bader s/b IIDA, Principal, Gensler
- Christopher Brennan, Vice President, Construction/Operations, New York Presbyterian Hospital
- Christine Chadwick, LEAN, Senior Vice President, Americas Healthcare Sector Lead, Strategic Consulting, Aecom
- James Crispino AIA, NCARB, President and Principal Designer, Francis Cauffman
- Robin M Kosiek, Director, Healthcare Asset Development, Facilities Development Division, Walgreens Co.
- Jeff Stouffer, AIA, ACHA, Executive Vice President, Health Group Director, HKS Architects
- Doug Nelson, Executive Director of Development & Construction, UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland
- Marlene Linders, RN, MS, AIA, President & CEO/Executive Director, Philders Group International, Inc./The Linders Health Institute
- Jack Haupt, Senior Director, Facilities Planning, Design & Construction, City of Hope Medical Center
- Sandra Shield Tkacz, AIA, ACHA, EDAC, Healthcare Regional Director, Vice President, HDR Architecture
- Ross Caulum, Assistant Vice President, Corporate Real Estate, Scripps Health
- Joshua A. Theodore, Principal – Health Industries, Page
- Mark Bateman, Former Chief Operating Officer, Saint Agnes Medical Center - Trinity Health System
- Jeff Fyffe, Senior Vice President, Healthcare PDS, JLL
- Christopher Upton, AIA, FAAMA, LEED AP, EDAC, Project Manager, University of Texas System, Office of Facilities Planning & Construction - Austin-Region, Dell Medical School
- Jeff Simcik, AIA, Principal, VA Architects, Inc.
- Alan Garrett, President & Chief Executive Officer, St. Mary Medical Center
- Jean Mah, FAIA, FACHA, LEED AP, Principal - Healthcare Global Practice Leader, Perkins + Will
- Debbie Chappell, Vice President, Clinical Services, Saint Agnes Medical Center - Trinity Health System
- Jocelyn Frederick, Principal, Tsoi/Kobus & Associates
- Shelly Wright, Associate Vice President, Transition Planner, RTKL
- Virginia Schneider, Associate Vice President - Healthcare Practice Group, RTKL
Please fill in your name and email to receive the conference agenda of this event.
Pre-Conference Workshop Day: Monday, February 22, 2016
- Workshop A: Medical & Research Incubators to Increase Productivity
- Workshop B: How to Effectively Stay on Track with Your Healthcare Facilities’ Design & Capital Planning Core Mission
- Workshop C: First Patient Care Day Made EASY!---with Transition Services
- Workshop D: Ensure Your Facilities Are Compliant by Assessing the Ongoing Impact of Regulations
Conference Day 1, Tuesday, February 23, 2016
- Including: Morning Networking Break and Demo Drive, Networking Lunch, Afternoon Networking Break
Conference Day 2, Wednesday, February 24, 2016
- Including: Morning Networking Break a, Networking Lunch, Afternoon Networking Break
The draft agenda is available as PDF under downloads at the right side of the page.
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