PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center Research: Patient Room Features
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PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center Research: Patient Room Features is a webinar case study presentation of how one organization designed its hospital--with a focus on research-based patient room design.


The experience of utilizing patients and employees in the design process, strategies such as building and evaluating room mock-ups, as well as lessons learned since implementation. This program includes an extensive question and answer session filled with further observations, tips and details provided by the speaker.

 

Webinar Learning Objectives

 

  • Understand the value of involving patients and families in design.
  • Know how to evaluate patient room features related to evidence-based practice, construction, and operations.
  • Learn how Sacred Heart Medical Center is engaging caregivers in the transition work before occupancy.
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About the Speaker


Lola Fritz, RN, BA

Lola Fritz is the Director of Operational Facilities Planning for Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend.She began her career as an Emergency Room Nurse, where she worked with her CEN for 15 years. Lola managed PeaceHealth Oregon Region's Emergency Department for 10 years.

A move to the Center for Healthcare Improvement (CHI) gave Lola the opportunity to learn the Toyota Production System model of improvement … Lean Manufacturing …. and translated it into healthcare. In doing this, she worked with Engineers and a Japanese Sensei at manufacturing plants.

Lola then spent more than seven years implementing “Lean Thinking” at Peacehealth as a Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality and was the Director of CHI for six years. For the last 5 years, Lola has been working on directing the Operational Facilities Planning for PeaceHealth's 440-bed acute-care replacement hospital. This 8 story multi- building campus consists of 1.2 million square feet.