About this episode

Leanne Guy discusses the challenges and innovations in healthcare learning environments amidst rising demand and workforce shortages.

As demand for healthcare services rises and workforce shortages intensify, universities and health institutions are under growing pressure to educate more students, more effectively, and in environments that reflect the rapidly changing nature of healthcare itself. A recent research whitepaper, Anatomy of Change: Rethinking Healthcare Learning Environments, explores how architecture, planning and design can help respond to these challenges — from co-locating education with hospitals and resea...

People in this episode

Guest: Leanne Guy

Topics covered

• healthcare
• education
• architecture
• design
• workforce
• learning environments

Keywords

• healthcare services
• education
• architecture
• design
• workforce shortages
• learning environments

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Hassell

Books & works: Anatomy of Change: Rethinking Healthcare Learning Environments

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