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Before COVID-19 spread, the issues surrounding mental health and resiliency for health care staff were widely discussed. Rates of nurses feeling burned out or unengaged…
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“Every practitioner, nurse, social worker, physician—they are worried for their own health. They’re worried they’re going to bring this home to family members. They’re worried…
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In this article, team members from BWBR and Dunham Associates explore performance design options for health care facilities operating during a pandemic. The team adapted…
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In the past 15 years, the coronavirus spread is one of many unplanned events that have challenged both large and small organizations, alike. MERS, SARS, mass shootings, 100-year floods, tornadoes – the scenarios that strain the resources of hospitals, clinics, and the communities that they serve occur at a greater frequency that ever before.
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“We want to make sure, whatever we do, that it is safe, effective, and equitable when we come back.”
How offices reopen is as much a question as when for many organizations. In our third episode of BWBR Design Thinking Series: The Future of…
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In May, two large health systems covering large swaths of rural Wisconsin announced talks for a proposed merger. Far from unique, the announcement fell in…
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