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Curious about the health care physical environment? Join John Williams and Marissa Lamperis Kastrinos for serial fun on a serious topic as they discuss the FGI Code for Planning and Design and compliance issues with some of the world's top thinkers and designers.
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The Code Ahead: A Preview to the 2026 FGI Hospital Code (opens the original)
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Hosts John Williams and Marissa Lamperis Kastrinos sit down with Kirsten Waltz and Ryan Turner, leaders from the 2026 Health Guidelines Revision Committee (HGRC), to preview the physical design updates heading your way and the intent behind them. Designing the next generation of healing environments is an exciting opportunity, and having the right tools makes all the difference. By understanding the intention behind several of the key changes in the 2026 FGI Code for Planning and Design of Hospi
S3 E5 — Between the Lines with FGI and The Splice Girls Podcast: How Collaboration Shapes the FGI Codes (opens the original)
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In a special crossover episode, The Splice Girls Podcast joins Between the Lines with FGI for a conversation that connects the intent behind health care facility requirements with the realities of construction and implementation. Drawing on FGI's authority in health care facility planning and design, Between the Lines with FGI explores the purpose and intent behind the minimum requirements that shape safe, functional, and resilient environments of care. The Splice Girls Podcast brings the perspe
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