The Architecture of Healing
The Architecture of Healing explores how thoughtful design, strategic planning, and clinical insight come together to shape the future of healthcare.
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Designing Safer Hospitals Before They're Built, How Simulation Can Transform Healthcare Design (opens the original)
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What if we could identify hospital safety risks before the walls are ever built? In this episode of The Architecture of Healing , Chase Miller talks with Dr. Nora Coleman , a pediatric critical care physician at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta whose work connects clinical care, simulation, patient safety, and healthcare design. Dr. Coleman shares how simulation was used during the design of the new Arthur M. Blank Hospital to test workflows, uncover safety risks, and understand how clinicians i
Architecture as Advocacy: Designing for Wellbeing, Experience, and Better Outcomes (opens the original)
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What if healthcare architecture could support healing, shape behavior, and give patients and staff greater dignity and control? Chase Miller speaks with Angela Mazzi, a board-certified healthcare architect, principal at GBBN Architects, and host of the Architecting podcast. They explore salutogenic design, human factors, user engagement, and how healthcare environments can either reinforce hierarchy or create more equitable and supportive experiences. In This Episode Designing for health, dignit
The COO's Playbook for People-Centered Healthcare Operations (opens the original)
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How do healthcare leaders turn strategy into meaningful action across a complex academic medical center? In this episode of The Architecture of Healing , Chase Miller speaks with Juan Guzman, Chief Operating Officer of Wellstar Medical College of Georgia Medical Center. Juan oversees operations across the adult academic medical center, Wellstar Golisano Children's Hospital of Georgia, the Georgia Cancer Center, and a broad ambulatory network throughout the Central Savannah River Area. Juan share
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