18 Annual Mates David and Hinna Stahl Memorial Lecture in Bioethics

18th Annual
Mates David and Hinna Stahl
Memorial Lecture in Bioethics
Topic:
Keynote Speakers
Patients First! Michael Graves’ Passionate Case for Common Sense
Solutions in Healthcare Design
Date and Time:
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
4:00 PM
Location:
Michael Graves, FAIA
Founding Principal
Conference Room 1302
Clinical Academic Building
125 Paterson Street
New Brunswick, New Jersey
Reception to follow in the conference room 3403/3404
Patrick J. Burke, AIA
Principal and Studio Head
Michael Graves & Associates
Princeton, New Jersey
Michael Graves and MGA&D partner, Patrick J. Burke, will speak about how Graves’
personal healthcare tragedy focused the firm’s attention on improving healthcare
experiences by design. Mr. Graves will reveal the lessons he learned as an architect,
product designer and a patient while he was being treated in eight hospitals and four
rehab facilities. Mr. Burke will present on recent projects that range from a new
rehabilitation hospital in Omaha, to military housing for returning wounded warriors, to
a revolutionary transport chair for the acute care hospital. Each case study will
describe how thoughtful design can positively impact healing. Michael Graves
Architecture & Design puts patients first with common sense design solutions to
some of healthcare’s greatest challenges. Improving access to person-centered
health care services and products is a moral imperative that can be advanced
through thoughtful design.
CME Objectives: By the end of this session participants will be able to:
■ Identify how ethnographic research informs evidence-based design and leads to
breakthrough design solutions. ■ Describe how the application of humanistic design
principles leads to transformative healthcare experiences for patients and clinicians.
■ Discover why common sense attention to detail makes all the difference when
designing healthcare environments.
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