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Rethinking and redesigning clinical workspaces

25 July, 2017 by Ronald Tabaksblat*

Drivers such as cost pressure on healthcare systems, rising patient volumes and demands from patients engaged in their own healthcare, together with advances in technology, are transforming the way care is delivered, creating a shift in what is required in clinical spaces.

Designed to Care: Putting People Back into Architecture and Design

16 May, 2017 by David Congram

As the health sector across Asia Pacific undergoes new challenges, we look to our A+D community to design solutions for tomorrow. Zenith Interiors have done just that!

Herman Miller revolutionises the patient chair: Nala, with Herman Miller ergonomics embedded

15 December, 2015 by ahhb

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