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How artificial intelligence will impact health care design

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How artificial intelligence will impact health care design

Mar 12, 2019 By A. Ray Pentecost III, William W. Persefield

Architects and planners must devise strategies to accommodate new AI-influenced technologies in flexibly designed facilities.

AI-augmented telehealth opens new ‘front door’ in care delivery

Architecture, Architectural Planning

AI-augmented telehealth opens new ‘front door’ in care delivery

Mar 12, 2019 By A. Ray Pentecost III, William W. Persefield

Telehealth helps to address issues of access to care in an increasingly digital world.

AI-operated health care pods multiply in Chinese locations

AI-operated health care pods multiply in Chinese locations

Mar 12, 2019 By A. Ray Pentecost III, William W. Persefield

Architects are needed to help design alternatives to traditional health care facilities.

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