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The Story of Waiting
I attended a session entitled, “The Story of Waiting”, at the recent Healthcare Design Conference held this past November in Phoenix, Arizona. Researchers presented their findings, grounding it on a review of existing studies related to design’s impact on waiting. … Continue reading
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