The Hospital of Tomorrow: Concepts and Lessons Learned

Presented by: School of Architecture

National and international architectural and construction projects of health care facilities will be displayed; a panel discussion will center on design concepts and lessons learned.

• Jose Gelabert-Navia, Managing Director, Perkins & Will and Professor, School of Architecture, University of Miami
• R. Doss Mabe, Partner, Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects LLP
• David M. Schwarz, President and CEO, David M. Schwarz Architects
• Donovan K. (Van) Smith, Jr., Senior Healthcare Planner, KTH Architects Inc.
• Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Distinguished Professor and Dean, School of Architecture, University of Miami (moderator)

The Hospital of Tomorrow: Physical Design for a New Era

The hospital built today must anticipate the inevitable and dramatic transformations in the delivery of health care that will happen over the next several decades. What should the hospital’s physical environment look like in order to prevent obsolescence given the rapid change in medical services and patient care modalities? The answers will require interdisciplinary cooperation. This panel will bring together experts to present new models for the hospital of tomorrow.

• David J. Birnbach, M.D., Professor of Anesthesiology and Public Health, Miller School of Medicine; Associate Dean and Director, UM/Jackson Memorial Hospital Center for Patient Safety; and Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs, University of Miami

• Grisel Fernandez-Bravo, Chief Nursing Officer, Palmetto General Hospital

• John J. Greisch, President & CEO, Hill-Rom
• Tom Tulloch, Corporate Vice President, Construction, Baptist Health South Florida
• Craig Zimring, Environmental Psychologist and Professor of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology
• Frank Sacco, President and CEO, Memorial Healthcare System (moderator)        

The Hospital of Tomorrow: Erasing Unsustainable Sprawl

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Presented by: School of Architecture
Over the past several decades, hospitals evolved into massive disconnected medical islands, often acquiring and clearing adjacent neighborhoods for parking and expansions, rather than following a growth plan to create medical districts as integrated parts of livable communities. This unsustainable sprawl is the antithesis of the healthy, walkable communities that public health experts advocate today. This panel will focus on how to plan, design and build the health care campus of the future – a campus that is integrated within the community and includes mixed-use, residential, and public spaces that yield better performing health care facilities that appeal to patients, families, medical staff, employees, and neighbors.

• Andrew K. Bachrodt, Partner, Kurt Salmon Associates

• Peter J. Bernard, CEO, Bon Secours Virginia Health System

• Joanna L. Lombard, Professor, School of Architecture, University of Miami

• Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Distinguished Professor and Dean, School of Architecture, University of Miami

• Joseph A. Reagan, Vice President, Wexford Science + Technology LLC
• Charles C. Bohl, Associate Professor, Director, Masters Real Estate Development & Urbanism, School of Architecture, University of Miami (moderator)

Coping with a New Landscape of FDA Regulations: The Patient-Centric View

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Recently enacted regulations have increased transparency in doctor-industry relations, reducing conflicts of interest and potential risk to patients. Within this new environment, the development of potentially lifesaving new drugs, devices, and therapeutic strategies continues to require careful and non-conflicted interaction between industry and clinicians. This distinguished panel of top industry executives and academic medicine thought leaders will address the challenge of building patient-centric partnerships, conducting clinical research, preserving U.S. eadership in therapeutics development, preserving U.S. research jobs, and — most importantly — maintaining a strong focus on patient health and
well-being amid this new regulatory landscape.

• John Capek, Executive Vice President, Medical Devices, Abbott Labs
• Jon R. Cohen, M.D., Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer, Quest Diagnostics
• William A. Hawkins, CEO, Medtronic Inc.
• William O'Neill, M.D., Executive Dean for Clinical Affairs, Miller School of Medicine, University of Miami
• Richard S. Stack, Managing General Partner, Synecor LLC
• Thomas P. Stossel, M.D., Director, Translational Medicine Division, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School
• Peter van der Goes, Jr., Managing Director, Healthcare Banking, Goldman Sachs
• Pascal J. Goldschmidt, M.D., Dean, Miller School of Medicine, University of Miami (moderator)