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Modern hospital design for infection control. Significant growth after opening this all-private room facility led Bronson to use evidence-based design principles to develop a freestanding inpatient pavilion in 2007 for its birthing center and neonatal intensive care unit. Built environment survey found that private rooms made for a better patient experience and that it enables higher quality of patient care.

Private rooms, location of sinks, and air inflow design have also resulted an 11% decline in overall nosocomial infection rates.

Private patient rooms have resulted in a) decreased patient transfers because of the elimination of conflicts among patients that necessitated moves and b) an increase in patient sleep quality.

Overall patient satisfaction increased to 96.7%.

Nursing turnover rates are down to 4.7%.

Since opening its out- and inpatient pavilions in April and November 2000:

The redevelopment of Bronson Methodist Hospital, which began in 1993, created a state-of-the-art, easily accessible healthcare campus that brings together inpatient care, outpatient care, and physician offices in a patient-focused healing environment.Ĭompleted in 2000, this $181-million project, designed by Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott, includes a medical office pavilion, an outpatient pavilion, and an inpatient pavilion that come together around a central garden atrium.