CONFERENCE: September 30 - October 2, 2009
EXHIBITS: September 30 - October 1, 2009
  Navy Pier, Chicago, IL
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The HFSE 2009 conference program is comprised of over 55 sessions that you can pick and choose from over three days.  The sessions are labeled with one or more of the nine focus areas: Master Planning, Design & Construction, Evidence Based Design, Sustainability, Technology, Guest Services, Professional Services, Building Systems and Operations. Use the key below to identify which icons apply to the focus areas. 

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Sessions/speakers subject to change. Check back often for session day, time, and content updates. SESSION FOCUS AREAS:
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= EVIDENCE
= GUEST
= OPS
= PLAN
= PROF
= SUSTAIN
= SYSTEMS
= TECH
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
1:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Cultivating ‘Generative Space’ in Healthcare Facilities – The Sustainable Means to Improve Health and Healthcare with the Environment
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM

KEYNOTE PRESENTATION:

Wal-Mart & The Future of Healthcare

From in-store health care clinics to eyeglasses, from flu shots to urgent care, Wal-Mart has its designs on leveraging its 4000 stores into the largest force in American healthcare. How does this affect you and your industry? What are their motivations? In 10 short years Wal-Mart become the second largest force in optometry. Their $4 prescription plan changed the face of the prescription industry. Will Wal-Mart become the largest referral source in medicine through their 2000 planned retail health clinics? Will Wal-Mart "Mom and Pop" certain specialties into economic hardship? How will Wal-Mart's plans for Electronic Health Records (EHR) affect physician providers? Ron's one-hour presentation "Wal-Mart & The Future of Healthcare" addresses these questions and more as you are compelled to face a new competitive force on the horizon.

10:15 AM - 11:15 AM
ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS: The “Must Have” Informational Toolbox to Better Serve the Healthcare Market Part I
An Integrated Approach to All Levels of Planning DESIGN OPS PLAN
Applying the Evidence: Using Research to inform Academic Medical Centers DESIGN EVIDENCE PLAN TECH
Making Transformational Changes in HealthCare Through the Built Environment DESIGN EVIDENCE GUEST OPS PLAN SYSTEMS
Planetree from the Ground Up: Elmhurst Memorial Hospital DESIGN
Meeting the Challenge: Treating the Mind, Body, Spirit and Injury DESIGN EVIDENCE PLAN
Incorporating Medical Technology into Integrated Project Delivery Model DESIGN EVIDENCE OPS PLAN TECH
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS: The “Must Have” Informational Toolbox to Better Serve the Healthcare Market Part II
A Retail Cure for the Common Healthcare Design: Concentra DESIGN
New ASHRAE Healthcare Standards DESIGN SUSTAIN
Defining “Ethical” in the Context of Today’s Healthcare Design Environment EVIDENCE PROF SUSTAIN
Creating a Platform for Change DESIGN OPS PLAN TECH
Acoustical Implications in the Healthcare Environment DESIGN EVIDENCE OPS
Healthy Village – Lessons learned from an integrated care delivery model DESIGN EVIDENCE PROF
2:15 PM - 3:15 PM
Case Study: Wayfinding & Branding for MultiCare’s Multiple-Hospital System DESIGN GUEST PLAN
Modular Construction and its Potential for Rural Areas and Other Countries DESIGN EVIDENCE PLAN SUSTAIN TECH
Two Hours = Two Rooms OPS PLAN PROF
Designing Without Precedent: Environments for Special and Emerging Needs DESIGN
Lean Not Mean: Designing Safe, Patient-Oriented, Cost-Effective Hospitals DESIGN EVIDENCE OPS TECH
Ultra High Performance HVAC Software for your Chilled Water Central plants OPS SUSTAIN SYSTEMS TECH
Urban Hospital Renaissance: Revitalizing a Downtown Medical Center DESIGN EVIDENCE PLAN
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Why are hospitals bigger with more area per bed than in the past? DESIGN EVIDENCE OPS
Proton Therapy - Conquering an Evolving Technology DESIGN TECH
Another Inconvenient Truth: conclusive evidence for reinventing the IPU EVIDENCE OPS
Never Events ~ What are they and how can we avoid them? DESIGN EVIDENCE OPS TECH
Building Community in an Urban Context DESIGN
ICRA - how it impacts you - Hospitals Design & Construction teams? DESIGN OPS SYSTEMS
A How To Guide to Building an Evidence-Based Local Art Program DESIGN EVIDENCE PLAN
Thursday, October 1, 2009
8:00 AM - 8:45 AM
Innovation: NICU Open Ward Evolves Into a Single Room Care Model DESIGN EVIDENCE TECH
Feng Shui for Healthcare DESIGN GUEST PLAN SUSTAIN
Balancing Art and Science in Cancer Center Design DESIGN GUEST OPS
Using Evidence to Design a Diagnostic Imaging Department DESIGN EVIDENCE GUEST
Cancer Care and a New Perspective on Addressing Patient and Caretaker Needs DESIGN GUEST PLAN SYSTEMS
Case Study: Using Lean & Simulation to inform the design for a P3 hospital DESIGN OPS TECH
Lean, Green and Clean; Explicit Implications for Healthcare DESIGN SUSTAIN
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
This is Not a Drill: The Real Emergency for American Hospitals OPS PLAN
Environmental & Health Benefits of a Chicago Hospital Rooftop Park & Garden DESIGN EVIDENCE SUSTAIN
Removing the Institutional feeling from the Behavioral Health Hospital DESIGN
Better Value, Higher Performance: Benchmarking Facilities Operations OPS
10:30 AM - 11:15 AM
DuPage Medical Group: How Design Strengthened a Brand and Grew a Practice DESIGN OPS PLAN PROF
Communicators and Collaborators: Keeping a long-term development on track DESIGN EVIDENCE PLAN
Rethinking California’s Correctional Healthcare System DESIGN EVIDENCE SUSTAIN TECH
2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Stop work? Then what? Balancing Infrastructure, Capital and Market Forces DESIGN PLAN PROF SYSTEMS
If I Knew Then What I Know Now: Mock-ups and Trials DESIGN OPS PLAN SUSTAIN SYSTEMS TECH
Operations, Strategy, Planning and Design Keys To Rural Hospital Success OPS PLAN PROF
Planning, Design and Implementation of Remote Service Center DESIGN OPS PLAN TECH
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Planning and Design Solutions for High Capacity Emergency Departments DESIGN OPS PLAN
Facility Opportunities and Issues in the Community Health Center Market DESIGN OPS PLAN
Operating Suite Design from a Lean Perspective DESIGN OPS PLAN SUSTAIN SYSTEMS TECH
Friday, October 2, 2009
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Observations: Noise, Light and Satisfaction DESIGN EVIDENCE
Involving Nurses in Healthcare Design: Best Practices and Worst Pitfalls DESIGN EVIDENCE
Reducing nurse walking distance through design: Areas of maximum impact EVIDENCE
Operational Planning and Simulation Modeling: Improving Design Outcomes DESIGN EVIDENCE OPS TECH
9:15 AM - 10:15 AM
My 48 Hours As A Nursing Home Resident DESIGN PROF
The Patient Perspective: Enhancing Hospital Design Using Patient Input DESIGN EVIDENCE GUEST
Joint Venture Creates Regional Center of Excellence DESIGN PLAN
Runaway Projects: Building Strong When Things Go Wrong DESIGN OPS PROF
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM

KEYNOTE PRESENTATION:

GPL3.0/Greening The Patient Experience: Lessons Learned From The Road

The Green Patient Lab 3.0 is the first full-scale idea and research demonstration lab of its kind. Embodying such principals as “first, do no harm”, humanize the environment, integrate technology, and others, the GPL 3.0 is designed to elevate awareness of green materials and technologies that are economically viable, readily available and appropriate for use in intensive healthcare settings. It also shows how to create a healing environment that improves the quality of life for patients, staff and family by utilizing best practices and evidence-based design concepts. It is also a research tool; through the use of surveys, our goal is to identify where further scientific studies are needed, to establish new benchmarks for best practices, to establish new best practices, and to dispel myths and misconceptions. Traveling now for nearly 2 years (and on the third evolution), we can share the trends and concerns of facility managers, nursing staff, infection control officers, contractors, environmental services managers, design professionals, and healthcare CEOs from across North America. What we’ve learned so far confirms many of our intuitions about healthy design, but has also surprised us, especially in regard to attitudes about technology and sustainable design.

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