Sponsorship
The Patient Empowered Room at HCD.12
Institute for Patient-Centered Design is developing its events for
Healthcare Design 2012! For more information on sponsorship,
please contact sponsor@patientcentereddesign.org. If you have
received a sponsorship prospectus and would like to register as a
sponsor, please click here to complete the commitment form.
Lactation Design Program
The Institute for Patient-Centered Design, Inc. has embarked
upon new research and outreach initiatives on the subject of
Lactation Space Design. The initial literature review on this
subject was published in the Spring 2011 Issue of Health
Environments Research and Design (HERD) Journal. This
project recognizes the benefits of breastfeeding for the health
and wellness of mothers and babies throughout their lives. It
highlights the economic advantages of this practice on a global
scale.
The following projects will enable the Institute to make a
significant impact on the lives of mothers, babies and
communities by providing education and resources to improve
breastfeeding support. For more information, please visit our
project websites:
- The MomFriendly.org Network
- Mining Moms Breastfeeding Peer Support Groups
- Lactation Design Initiative
Sickle Cell Initiative
The Institute for Patient-Centered Design, Inc. recognizes the
intense suffering experienced by sickle cell disease patients when
seeking urgent care for pain crises. In honor of Wendy
Smith-Oglesby, the Institute seeks to raise awareness and
generate support for the development of more 23-hour clinics to
serve areas with high volumes of sickle cell patients. This
initiative seeks to create design guidelines that address the
needs of the sickle cell patients in a 23-hour clinic prototype. For
more information, please complete the form on the right.
Institute for Patient-Centered Design is developing its events for
Healthcare Design 2012! For more information on sponsorship,
please contact sponsor@patientcentereddesign.org. If you have
received a sponsorship prospectus and would like to register as a
sponsor, please click here to complete the commitment form.
Lactation Design Program
The Institute for Patient-Centered Design, Inc. has embarked
upon new research and outreach initiatives on the subject of
Lactation Space Design. The initial literature review on this
subject was published in the Spring 2011 Issue of Health
Environments Research and Design (HERD) Journal. This
project recognizes the benefits of breastfeeding for the health
and wellness of mothers and babies throughout their lives. It
highlights the economic advantages of this practice on a global
scale.
The following projects will enable the Institute to make a
significant impact on the lives of mothers, babies and
communities by providing education and resources to improve
breastfeeding support. For more information, please visit our
project websites:
- The MomFriendly.org Network
- Mining Moms Breastfeeding Peer Support Groups
- Lactation Design Initiative
Sickle Cell Initiative
The Institute for Patient-Centered Design, Inc. recognizes the
intense suffering experienced by sickle cell disease patients when
seeking urgent care for pain crises. In honor of Wendy
Smith-Oglesby, the Institute seeks to raise awareness and
generate support for the development of more 23-hour clinics to
serve areas with high volumes of sickle cell patients. This
initiative seeks to create design guidelines that address the
needs of the sickle cell patients in a 23-hour clinic prototype. For
more information, please complete the form on the right.
| Pledge your support! Show your commitment to patient-centered design by sponsoring a project or event. If you are interested in sponsoring any of the projects described below, please contact us. All sponsors will be acknowledged in the printed documentation and on our website. Institute for Patient-Centered Design is a 501(c)(3) organization. All donations are tax- deductible. |
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