HeyJaredDesigned 4 Recovery
A groundbreaking show that explores the intersection of healthcare and design, focusing on creating environments that foster healing, support staff well-being, and optimize outcomes for patients and providers alike.
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D4R Episode 37: The Emergency Department by Design: From Chaos to Care — Designing the Journey from Arrival to Discharge or Admission (opens the original)
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Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note. The emergency department is where healthcare design is put under pressure. Patients arrive in pain, fear, confusion, or crisis. Staff must make rapid decisions while managing unpredictable demand, competing priorities, limited resources, and constant movement. But how much of that pressure is created—or amplified—by the environment itself? In this episode of Designed 4 Recovery , we look beyond the conventional ED floor plan and ask a mo
D4R Episode 36: Sensory Rooms in Hospitals: Design Beyond Sight and Sound (opens the original)
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Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note. In this conversation, Adelowo Adeyemi explores the intersection of healthcare, psychology, and architecture, focusing on the importance of sensory design in hospitals. He emphasizes that hospitals should not only be functional but also consider the sensory experiences of patients. Adeyemi discusses the need for sensory rooms and environments that allow patients to control their sensory conditions, highlighting the significance of smell,
D4R Episode 35: THE AIR WE HEAL IN : How Healthcare Design Shapes Indoor Air Quality and Patient Recovery (opens the original)
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Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note. Summary In this conversation, Adelowo Adeyemi explores the critical role of healthcare design in promoting healing and recovery. He emphasizes that the healthcare environment extends beyond aesthetics to include factors like indoor air quality, moisture management, and ventilation. The discussion highlights the importance of creating spaces that not only avoid harm but actively contribute to patient recovery. Adeyemi advocates for a holi
D4R Psychology of Perception Final Episode: The Future of Recovery-Centered Design (opens the original)
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Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note. What if the hospital of the future could do more than treat illness—what if it could actively support the experience of healing? In the final episode of The Psychology of Perception , Designed 4 Recovery looks toward a future where healthcare environments are shaped by neuroarchitecture, psychology, technology, and evidence-based emotional design. We explore how hospitals can be designed around human experience , supporting emotional wel
D4R The Psychology of Perception Ep 9: Healing Through Human Connection (opens the original)
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Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note. What if one of the most important elements in recovery isn't found in a piece of medical equipment—but in the feeling that someone is there with you ? Illness can be deeply isolating. Patients may find themselves separated from family, disconnected from their communities, or surrounded by people while still feeling emotionally alone. But healthcare environments can either reinforce that isolation or create opportunities for connection, b
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