HERD-HEALTH ENVIRONMENTS RESEARCH & DESIGN JOURNAL Journal

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Home Triad: A New Exploration of Home for People Living With Dementia Based on Lefebvre's Spatial Triad.. 19375867231195283. 2023
Influences of High School Physical Learning Environments on Students' Anxiety in China.. 19375867231187151. 2023
Environmental and Mobility Strategies During Early COVID-19: Insights From an Empirical Study Focusing on Park Visitations in El Paso, TX.. 16:61-82. 2023
Innovation Requires Implementation.. 16:12-14. 2023
Outcomes From Evidence and Intuition Both Generate Best Practice.. 16:11-14. 2023
Seeing Is Believing: Using Eye-Tracking Devices in Environmental Research.. 16:15-52. 2023
2022: The Year of Design for Health.. 15:13-15. 2022
Differential Effects of a Global Public Health Crisis on Physical Activity: Evidence From a Statewide Survey From the United States.. 15:63-80. 2022
COVID-19 in Long-Term Care Facilities: A Rapid Review of Infection Correlates and Impacts on Mental Health and Behaviors.. 15:277-294. 2022
Evidence, Bioethics, and Design for Health.. 15:13-21. 2022
Design for an Evolving Patient Experience.. 15:22-28. 2022
Differential Obsolescence and Strategic Flexibility.. 14:35-42. 2021
Clinical and Social Isolation: Begging for Design Solutions.. 14:27-33. 2021
Veteran-Centered Investigation of Architectural and Space Design Considerations for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).. 14:164-173. 2021
Is This a Good Time to Rethink Everything?. 13:27-30. 2020
Health design thinking: Creating products and services for better health. 13:245-247. 2020
The Correlation Between Visibility and Medical Staff Collaborative Communication in Emergency Departments.. 13:81-97. 2020
Evidence-Based Practice: Four Levels Revisited.. 13:26-29. 2020
Respect for Autonomy: Seeking the Roles of Healthcare Design From the Principle of Biomedical Ethics.. 13:230-244. 2020
The Influence of Visibility on Medical Teamwork in Emergency Departments: A Mixed-Methods Study.. 13:218-233. 2020
Return to Fable Hospital: The Frustrating Search for Elusive Design Quality.. 13:24-29. 2020
Unsupportable Claims.. 12:22-25. 2019
Hospital Building and Departmental Area Calculation: Comparison of 36 Recent North American Projects.. 12:174-185. 2019
Evidence, Intuition, and Experiment: Partners in the Design Process.. 12:66-71. 2019
Architecture: Object and Experience.. 12:87-90. 2019
The Impact of Visibility on Teamwork, Collaborative Communication, and Security in Emergency Departments: An Exploratory Study.. 11:37-49. 2018
Progress: From Research to Best Practice.. 11:33-36. 2018
Incorporating Credible Evidence Into the Design Process.. 11:11-16. 2018
There Is Evidence to Support Design for Health, But Rarely Proof.. 11:189-191. 2018
The Impact of Environmental Design on Teamwork and Communication in Healthcare Facilities: A Systematic Literature Review.. 11:119-137. 2018
From the Office of a Systematic Review Consultant.. 11:11-14. 2018
Reflections on a Collaborative, Cross-Discipline Experience.. 11:138-140. 2018
A Decade of Advocacy and Service: HERD Completes 10 Volumes Since 2007.. 10:125-126. 2017
Evidence, Best Practice, and Intuition.. 10:87-90. 2017
Applying Lean Methods to Healthcare Design. 10:12-17. 2017
If A, Then B.. 10:61-65. 2017
Implementing Target Value Design. 10:18-29. 2017
A Value Analysis of Lean Processes in Target Value Design and Integrated Project Delivery. 10:99-115. 2017
Is ICU Safety Threatened by the Straight Corridor?. 10:101-103. 2017
Letter to the Editors and Response.. 10:147-147. 2017
Qualified Researchers Bring Value to a Design Practice.. 10:108-113. 2016
People Want to Know.. 9:64-67. 2016
Organizing for Project Success: A Report From the Academy for Healthcare Infrastructure.. 9:232-235. 2016
Restorative Design Features for Hospital Staff Break Areas: A Multi-Method Study.. 9:16-35. 2016
Too Sick for the Window and the View?. 9:156-160. 2016
Collaborators Must Work Together to Share Results.. 9:107-109. 2015
Applied Research in Practice: Partnering With Clients and Academia.. 8:158-160. 2015
A Practitioner's Transition to Academic Researcher.. 8:95-102. 2015
Institutional Review Boards and Peer-Reviewed Publication.. 8:81-84. 2015
The editor replies.. 8:126-126. 2015
Positive distraction and the rehabilitation hospitals of joão filgueiras lima.. 8:199-227. 2014
It's All About the Data.. 7:96-99. 2014
Research informed design, best practice, and fresh perspectives: can we all get along?. 7:94-97. 2014
Design decision making and ICU life support systems.. 7:54-59. 2013
Evidence-based design and the fields of human factors and ergonomics: complementary systems-oriented approaches to healthcare design.. 6:3-5. 2013
Can Better Outdoor Environments Lead to Cost Benefits in Assisted Living Facilities Through Increased Word-of-Mouth Referrals?. 6:12-26. 2013
Corporate sustainability: the environmental design and human resource management interface in healthcare settings.. 6:98-118. 2013
Facility design to reduce hospital-acquired infection.. 6:93-97. 2013
Design and the researchable question.. 5:139-141. 2012
Target Value Design: Applications to Newborn Intensive Care Units. 5:5-22. 2012
The moral responsibility of leadership for design outcome.. 5:129-132. 2012
Creativity, decision making, and evidence-based design.. 5:111-116. 2012
Wall finish selection in hospital design: a survey of facility managers.. 5:80-98. 2012
Evolving roles for practice-based researchers.. 5:116-119. 2011
Flexibility, differential obsolescence, and measurement.. 4:109-113. 2011
Quantifying the relationship among hospital design, satisfaction, and psychosocial functioning in a pediatric hematology-oncology inpatient unit.. 4:34-59. 2011
Ten suggestions for increasing rigor in architecture and design.. 4:95-100. 2011
Evidence-based design.. 3:126-130. 2010
Letter to the Editors. 3:126-130. 2010
A conceptual framework for the domain of evidence-based design.. 4:95-114. 2010
Reflecting on Three Decades of Practice: Where's the Rigor?. 4:89-94. 2010
Investigating walking environments in and around assisted living facilities: a facility visit study.. 3:58-74. 2010
Untitled. 3:126-130. 2010
A conceptual framework for the domain of evidence-based design.. 4:95-114. 2010
Design and uncertainty.. 3:60-62. 2010
Reflecting on three decades of practice: where's the rigor?. 4:89-94. 2010
Is evidence-based design a field?. 3:97-101. 2009
Evidence-based design and stewardship of our limited resources.. 2:127-129. 2009
Evidence, decisions, guidelines, and standards.. 2:51-55. 2009
Untitled. 2:3-4. 2009
Every facility project and every building is a research opportunity.. 2:112-115. 2009
Rigor and replication.. 2:3-5. 2008
Wicked problems, black swans, and healthcare.. 2:44-47. 2008
Organizational performance measures and facility design.. 1:32-34. 2008
Theoretical and conceptual frameworks in research and practice.. 1:4-6. 2008
A review of the research literature on evidence-based healthcare design.. 1:61-125. 2008
Evidence is found in many domains.. 1:5-6. 2008
Organizational transformation: a model for joint optimization of culture change and evidence-based design.. 1:40-60. 2008
Evidence-based design: what is it?. 1:3-4. 2008
The impact of facility improvements on hospital nurses.. 1:5-13. 2008
Bridging design & research.. 1:29-30. 2007
Medical complications of intra-hospital patient transports: implications for architectural design and research.. 1:31-43. 2007
Complex healthcare facility management and lean construction.. 3:3-6.