Brian Justice
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Articles
Facility Engineering, Power and Electrical, Building Infrastructure Equipment
Health care systems go electric for sustainability and resiliency
New hospitals are being designed an built with anticipated energy needs — and possible future regulation — in mind
Architecture, Architecture Profiles
Carilion Roanoke gets vertical upgrade
Tower expansion enables centralized services and enhances clinical workflows throughout the facility
Operational Excellence, Operations Related to Environmental Hygiene, Health Care Facility Technology Systems
Hospitals pilot virtual reality training for infection prevention
Massachusetts hospitals explore the potential of emerging technologies to better teach cleaning and disinfection protocols.
Operational Excellence, Safety and Security
Detection system makes ED safer
Low-profile weapons detection system delivers security and peace of mind for emergency department staff
Architectural Planning, Architecture
Hospital designed for maximum flexibility
Expansion at UC Davis Medical Center features 214 variable-acuity patient rooms
Construction, Project Management
Shuttered general hospital given a new purpose in its community
Revived facility will bring accessible care to Washington state's Tri-Cities area
Health Care Facility Technology Systems, Communications Systems
AI boosts hospital’s care coordination, reduces fall risks
Centralized patient record systems, camera-based technology and advanced communication solutions work in concert to optimize caregiver capacity
Operational Excellence, Asset Management
System uses AI to help optimize maintenance
Facilities staff at Cleveland Clinic look to AI to automate asset management and compliance processes
Construction, Project Management
Inspira goes big on repurposing retail for health care applications
The health system converted a former big-box store to house outpatient services, an imaging center, ambulatory surgery center and more.
Operational Excellence, Emergency Management
Scientists research possible spread of airborne MRSA
Scientists are researching potential pathogen transmission beyond person-to-person spread and surface contamination.