
COVID-19 has accelerated the access and prevalence of virtual healthcare platforms. Once thought of as a future technology, telemedicine has quickly become part of a “new normal” that providers and patients must navigate.
Read MoreCOVID-19 has accelerated the access and prevalence of virtual healthcare platforms. Once thought of as a future technology, telemedicine has quickly become part of a “new normal” that providers and patients must navigate.
Read MoreThe City of Madison approval process can be challenging, Kirk Keller offers suggestions to turn an otherwise difficult process into a satisfying partnersip
Read MoreThe nature of office work is continuously evolving. Many organizations have experimented with a variety of “remote work” scenarios over the years. Each organization has had reasons to pursue their vision for the future of work. And then…. 2020 arrived. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced organizations to re-imagine how they operate. This forced experiment has, perhaps, provided glimpses about the need for in-person work envornments,
Read MoreThe Milwaukee headquarters for Bader Rutter illustrates how design can synergistically address common corporate imperatives of modern workplace design.
Read MoreHealthcare workers have a higher risk of experiencing workplace violence than workers in many other industries. Why should healthcare worker safety be different than employee safety in other industries? It’s an exposure issue: Healthcare workplace violence is most often perpetrated by patients. Family members, other visitors, coworkers and others can also become involved in workplace violence.
Read MoreRenter retirees are becoming younger and interested in non-traditional amenities of senior living communities. Senior living providers have taken note and are providing new environments, and experiences, that stress lifestyle over aging.
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