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Hosted by Chase Miller · EN-US · 16 episodes
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The Architecture of Healing explores how thoughtful design, strategic planning, and clinical insight come together to shape the future of healthcare. Through conversations with architects, clinicians, executives, and innovators, this podcast connects healthcare strategy to design thinking — uncovering how environments and systems can truly support healing for patients and care teams alike.
Chase Miller hosts The Architecture of Healing, a arts show with 16 episodes published.
Healthcare strategy is only as effective as the systems, spaces, and people responsible for carrying it out. Inside a complex academic medical center, the distance between a strategic priority and a better patient experi
In healthcare, conversations about patient experience often center on metrics, workflows, and efficiency. We discuss throughput, staffing ratios, communication protocols, and operational performance as if they exist inde
When the Room Can’t Keep Up: Rethinking the Future of the Patient Room Hospitals have long been built on a simple operational assumption: when a patient’s condition changes, you move them. It’s a model that has driven ef
Healthcare food service has long operated in the background, viewed as a necessary function rather than a strategic lever. But that perspective is rapidly changing. As explored in this episode of Architecture of Healing,
In healthcare, it is easy to assume that solving operational challenges requires more space. More exam rooms. More procedure suites. Larger facilities. But as this episode of The Architecture of Healing makes clear, that
What if the greatest risk in your next master plan is not cost overruns, but strategic drift? Most health systems begin master planning with necessary questions. How many beds do we need? How many operating rooms? What a
In most parts of a hospital, patients arrive because something has gone wrong. Labor and delivery is different. Many birthing moms come in healthy, hopeful, and ready for a once in a lifetime family milestone. That contr
Why EMPATH Units Are Changing Behavioral Health in the Emergency Department Behavioral health crises have become one of the most visible and most challenging pressure points in hospitals across the country. Emergency dep
Healthcare is in the middle of a structural shift, one that is being driven as much by policy as by technology, cost pressures, and patient expectations. Few areas illustrate this more clearly than ambulatory surgery. Wh
Healthcare organizations spend millions, and sometimes billions, on capital projects intended to improve care. Yet too often, those investments are made under pressure, based on visible pain points, and aimed at symptoms
Healthcare innovation often feels split between two worlds: the aspirational future of frictionless technology and the stubborn reality of systems still held together by fax machines. In this episode of The Architecture
What if our hospitals, clinics, and care facilities were not just places to treat illness but tools for healing? In this episode of The Architecture of Healing, host Chase Miller sits down with Dr. Addie Abushousheh, des
Healthcare is one of the most essential, yet financially complex, industries in the United States. Every day, leaders of hospitals and health systems face a critical challenge: how to deliver high-quality, mission-driven
On this episode of The Architecture of Healing, I sat down with iconic industrial designer and gerontologist Pattie Moore, one of the earliest and fiercest champions of universal design. Pattie’s career has bridged studi
Technology touches every corner of modern life, our homes, our cars, even the way we order coffee. But in healthcare, technology has the potential to do more than make life convenient. It can save lives, streamline opera
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The Architecture of Healing is hosted by Chase Miller. The show is categorised under arts (design) and has published 16 episodes.
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