Inside Healthcare Decisions for the Built Environment:
LIVE from Healthcare Design Conference and Expo in Kansas City

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* 1. Please provide your contact information

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* 2. Based on the opening discussion, how should healthcare project partners best support end users in complex environments?

Focus primarily on responding quickly when problems arise

Assume all risks can be eliminated through planning

Proactively identify potential issues while staying ready to pivot when needed

Wait for direction before addressing emerging challenges

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* 3. When aligning large, diverse stakeholder groups in healthcare projects, what action did end users emphasize as most helpful from partners?

Remaining neutral and avoiding strong opinions

Speaking up early with better ideas and raising issues transparently

Limiting escalation to formal reporting milestones

Deferring decisions entirely to internal leadership

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* 4. What action best addresses the challenge of healthcare projects moving faster with less clarity?

Pushing projects forward despite missing information

Pausing all progress until leadership turnover stabilizes

Clarifying goals, priorities, and trade-offs at the start of the project

Reducing collaboration to minimize complexity

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* 5. Based on the end-user panel discussion, which action can project partners take to better manage inevitable change and reduce the need for full project restarts?

Provide as many options as possible to ensure flexibility

Present solutions that connect design decisions to system-level metrics and long-term performance

Rely primarily on aesthetic differentiation

Wait for clients to request detailed guidance

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* 6. What practical step did participants identify to maintain alignment over long healthcare project timelines with frequent leadership changes?

Relying on informal verbal agreements

Restarting decision-making with each new leader

Creating documented, visual systems that preserve project history and rationale

Reducing documentation to save time

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Inside Healthcare Decisions for the Built Environment: LIVE from Healthcare Design Conference and Expo in Kansas City

Question Title

* 1. Please provide your contact information

Question Title

* 2. Based on the opening discussion, how should healthcare project partners best support end users in complex environments?

Question Title

* 3. When aligning large, diverse stakeholder groups in healthcare projects, what action did end users emphasize as most helpful from partners?

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* 4. What action best addresses the challenge of healthcare projects moving faster with less clarity?

Question Title

* 5. Based on the end-user panel discussion, which action can project partners take to better manage inevitable change and reduce the need for full project restarts?

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* 6. What practical step did participants identify to maintain alignment over long healthcare project timelines with frequent leadership changes?

Inside Healthcare Decisions for the Built Environment:
LIVE from Healthcare Design Conference and Expo in Kansas City