WEBINARS
Synthetic Surfacing Design
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January 12, 2022
2 pm EST
Synthetic surfacing is a modern material that is rapidly making its way into healthcare design. Hospitals, Senior Living and various Therapy Offices are adopting surfacing in a variety of ways. Additionally, Children’s Hospitals are seeing synthetic surfacing emerge as a sustainable environment that draws positive stories and helps patients and parents recuperate quickly.
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SPEAKERS:
Rob Dant, Sales Director, SynLawn
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Voice of the Transition Planning Liaison
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April 22, 2021
2 pm EST
Facility renovations or new construction projects are accustomed to assigning project managers to coordinate the construction phases. But who will bridge the gap between design, construction, and the end users to ensure effective operations from the moment the doors open? Hear from recent experiences of project liaisons and how they leveraged their role throughout the Transition and Activation phases.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
SPEAKERS:
Kristin Hill, Assoc. AIA, MEd, MArch, Director of Facilities Planning & Management, UC San Diego Health
Tracy Lowerre, MS, RN, CPN, Clinical Liaison/Nurse Clinician, Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU
Tina McCormick, BSN, RN, Director of Surgical- Inspira Health
Hilda Nering, MSN,RN- HTS, Inc
Josh Rohatinsky, MPA, PMP, Administrative Director, Utah Valley Hospital, Intermountain Healthcare
Melanie Viquez, PMP, FACHE, EDAC- HTS, Inc
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Infection Control, Design & Flooring
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May 12, 2021
2 pm EST
Explore the role of flooring and design in infection control including basic information about pathogens, key infection control recommendations and guidance, and information for properly disinfecting flooring to promote health and wellness.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
SPEAKER:
Amy Costello, Sustainability Manager, Armstrong Flooring
Attendees will earn 1 LU from
Durability by Design
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August 25, 2021
2 PM EST
Science teaches us that matter moves from order to disorder. Amazingly, the same thing can happen to buildings! What once was sparkling and new can eventually slide into disrepair.
Building owners could simply surrender to it, or they can proactively take a stand and fight for their buildings. They can choose products that protect the interior from damage in the first place.
Architects and interior designers can also slow the hands of time by thinking long term and specifying door and wall protection products … to not only preserve their design, but also as a service to building owners long after the ribbon is cut.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
2. Recognize when to specify wall cladding vs. targeted wall protection.
3. Examine the best-practice options for achieving effective and aesthetically pleasing interior protection.
4. Discover strategies to successfully design for the long term by avoiding the trap of first- cost value engineering.
SPEAKERS:
Ryan Roessler, Product Manager, Inpro
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