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A Journey on a Gurney: A Patient’s Eye View to How Architectural Design Affects Patient Experience	$119.00
An entertaining and engaging look at one patient's viewpoint "from the gurney" and how architectural design affects the patient experience.

Benefits of Connecting with the Community: Solutions and Strategies for Working with Local Artists	$109.00
Evidence-based design clearly outlines the types of images that are appropriate in the healthcare setting. But did you know there is also a science to working with artists and community members to create a hospital art program?

Design and Construction With Alternative Building Materials	$227.95
This audio conference surveys traditional natural building materials as well as newer alternative systems.

Disaster Preparedness is Critical	$229.00
Don't let a disaster shut you down. Purchase our Disaster Preparedness Audio Conference Bundle and learn the steps you must take now to limit the damage a disaster can cause your organization.

Energy Reduction Strategies: Reducing Cost in Healthcare Facilities	$229.00
It is no secret that environmental consciousness is a major issue in today’s society.

Audio Conferences/Webinars

1/10/13: Infection Control: What Concerns Your Architects, Engineers and Contractors	$219.00
New ways to control infection during renovation better and more completely, so you can protect your patients and your sanity – no matter how unbelievably big and complicated your project is.

1/24/13: Losing Patients: What You Lose When Your Healthcare Facility Wayfinding and Signage Don’t Work	$219.00
Good signs telling patients where to go in your healthcare facility are as foundational to your operations as the ER and bathrooms. So, why aren’t more places getting it right?