@BlairTamara@BowmanKingman@DDOTDC@TheEventsDC @crysp_dc @AlcornANC6A08 Left turn arrow would solve a lot of problems. And maybe we should handle high speeds further upstream. Traffic calming measures could extend east bound, which means we're not sacrificing our access for the mere fact that people coming into C Street can't follow speed limits.
What does a designer of the built environment have to do with the delivery of Healthcare?
For my answer, I hope you'll listen to my conversation with @fixmoralinjury. Thank you for asking me to join you, it is an honor to be a part of the solution. https://t.co/Cd4CTzB1x0
The second installment of our Clinician-Centered Design series explores how we can offer staff respite in meaningful ways. Learn more about our Respite Toolkit and explore considerations across the planning spectrum.
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Follow along! Every two weeks we will be featuring "Clinican-Centered Design."
The built environment is an important player. We will show you why, and how. Now more than ever let's recommit to Clinician's.
COVID-19 has turned a spotlight on just how strained our clinicians are. Gain guidance, design strategies and understanding in our new blog series brimming with design solutions promote well-being and quantify the impact of Clinician-Centered design.
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To all our front line heroes, Happy #NursesDay in this #YearOfTheNurse. Thank you for each and every shift - we appreciate you and are proud of your work.
Sharing because I believe there is a direct opportunity for our built environments to create "space" for quiet. Especially in healthcare. And it doesn't need to take up more real estate to achieve. What do you think?!
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The future of the RFK Campus should not include a football stadium. Instead, we need to build housing (including affordable & workforce housing), jobs, parks, & more. But we should all agree that the future of this site should be in DCโs hands, not the federal government. #HailNo