Session Information
ASHE 2011 International Conference and Exhibition on Health Facility Planning Design and Construction
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Planning for Innovation in Hospital Design: Think like an ACO for a Better, Faster CON
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Program Code:
226938
Date:
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Time:
7:30 AM to 8:30 AM
EST
Location:
TCC - Room 18-19
PRIMARY SPEAKER
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Arturo Vasquez, AIA, Director of Healthcare Design, CSArch Architecture Engineering Construction Mangement
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William Streck, MD, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Bassett Healthcare Network, Bassett Healthcare
Description
The trend toward forming accountable care organizations (ACOs) can result in overlapping care systems and/or extend systems farther into the community or countryside to provide more accessible care. The panelists will think "outside the clinical box" and discuss innovative ideas that illustrate how to grow through consolidations, eliminate clinical space redundancies, plan for the delivery of health services on Main Street and in medical malls, and use new design and construction technologies to create flexible campuses. This session will enable you to-
• Discuss innovative ideas, based on research presented, for planning and designing health care campuses that are more accessible to patients and more efficient in delivering health care services, with a positive impact on the bottom line.
• List three advances in construction technology, as demonstrated in examples given, that can make health care facility renovation projects less disruptive.
• Describe three tools that project teams can implement, based on examples presented, to improve efficiencies in patient care across a flexible campus.
• List various evaluation techniques, based on the examples presented, that can be used to assess the impact spreading facilities for patient care into the community can have in terms of efficiencies, effectiveness, and patient satisfaction.
• Discuss innovative ideas, based on research presented, for planning and designing health care campuses that are more accessible to patients and more efficient in delivering health care services, with a positive impact on the bottom line.
• List three advances in construction technology, as demonstrated in examples given, that can make health care facility renovation projects less disruptive.
• Describe three tools that project teams can implement, based on examples presented, to improve efficiencies in patient care across a flexible campus.
• List various evaluation techniques, based on the examples presented, that can be used to assess the impact spreading facilities for patient care into the community can have in terms of efficiencies, effectiveness, and patient satisfaction.
- Integrate important principals of campus planning and urban design into the healthcare planning process to increase throughput.
- Prepare more effective CON applications that help healthcare facilities meet the criteria for becoming ACOs.
- Understand how the facilities plan for a health system needs to intersect with its business and strategic plans to receive funding.
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