Bridging the gap: The intersection between hospital leadership, design, and engineering in modern hospital facilities
In collaboration between the IHF and the International Federation of Healthcare Engineering (IFHE), this webinar presents the considerations for designing patient-centred healthcare environments, as well as case studies showcasing international examples of good practice.
Where and when
- 15:00–16:15 (CET)
- Tuesday 3 March
- Online (register here)
In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare environment, effective collaboration between hospital leaders, architects, and engineers is essential to create facilities that are safe, efficient, patient-centred, and adaptable. Yet these groups often approach problems from very different perspectives, leading to breakdowns in communication, project delays, and design solutions that don’t fully meet clinical or operational needs.
This webinar brings together experts from hospital administration, architecture, and engineering to explore how these disciplines can work in true partnership. Through real-world case studies, panel discussion, and Q&A, attendees will dip deep into common challenges and priorities, and discover how to integrate diverse expertise throughout the facility planning, design, and construction process.
Who should attend
Hospital executives and administrators, facilities and engineering leaders, architects, designers, planners, construction professionals, and anyone involved in shaping the future of healthcare environments.
