Healthcare

2030: Next Steps to Healthcare Climate Leadership

This paper is intended to catalyze the “next steps” in healthcare climate leadership, with NAM at the helm. Now is the time for healthcare leaders and members of the health professions – among the most trusted people in society – to bend the arc of climate change towards planetary and human health.
A Patient-Centered Future for Healthcare

Big Healthcare Data: Why innovation and adoption is slow

City of Hope Campus Energy Center

Mazzetti is providing MEP design services as part of a design-build team for a new central utility plant for the City of Hope. The OSHPD 1 CUP included central cooling plant, and electrical power distribution.
Collaborative Innovation in Healthcare Engineering: Mazzetti’s Contribution to Global Health Emergencies

As a member of the IFHE, Mazzetti took the lead in coordinating teams of volunteers to respond swiftly to WHO's calls for assistance. This collaborative endeavor encompassed more than just teams; it represented a coming together of minds from various disciplines and geographies. The efforts of these volunteers went beyond 24 teams, spanning over 25 countries. This statistic underscores the global scale and influence of such collaborative initiatives. 
Employee Spotlight: Senior Lighting Designer Lauren Schwade

Meet Senior Lighting Designer, Lauren Schwade, specializing in Healthcare design, who recently moved to our Atlanta office.
Fulton State Hospital

Health Facility Commissioning [EBOOKS] - Are you getting the full value?

Healthcare Device Requirements – Why research now

The Guidelines for Healthcare Design and Construction, for many years, has included tables listing minimum requirements for the number of electrical, medical gas, and nurse call devices at various locations throughout a healthcare facility... Time to re-examine these requirements through more research with healthcare facilities.
Healthcare Facility Solutions Series: What the C-Suite Needs to Know About 'Energy Health'

How Integrated Design Yields Optimal Healing and Building Performance

Designing a healing place now means understanding how a building affects its people and its environment. How did we partner with Perkins+Will to achieve optimal healing AND building performance?
How OHSU is Revolutionizing Pediatric Brain Surgery

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