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Health-Promotive Building Design - Exploring Perspectives on Building Design for Health Promotion in Healthcare Settings.

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正題名/作者:	Health-Promotive Building Design - Exploring Perspectives on Building Design for Health Promotion in Healthcare Settings./
作者:	Miedema, Elke.
出版者:	Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, : 2020,
面頁冊數:	109 p.
附註:	Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 83-06, Section: B.
Contained By:	Dissertations Abstracts International83-06B.
標題:	Emergency medical care. -
電子資源:	http://pqdd.sinica.edu.tw/twdaoapp/servlet/advanced?query=28830370
ISBN:	9798496574556

Health-Promotive Building Design - Exploring Perspectives on Building Design for Health Promotion in Healthcare Settings.
Miedema, Elke.

Health-Promotive Building Design - Exploring Perspectives on Building Design for Health Promotion in Healthcare Settings. - Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2020 - 109 p.

Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 83-06, Section: B.

Thesis (Ph.D.)--Chalmers Tekniska Hogskola (Sweden), 2020.

This item must not be sold to any third party vendors.

This thesis explores perspectives on health promotion in healthcare settings from a building design perspective, i.e., health-promotive building design (HPBD). The results may contribute to discussions of the role of healthcare building design to support health promotion in healthcare (HPH) and thereby contribute to the development of healthier and more equitable communities.Currently, healthcare organisations are encouraged to introduce health promotion approaches and develop HPH. The research suggests that the introduction of new healthcare procedures, such as health promotion, can lead to new demands for the built environment. The previous research also shows that the design aspects of healthcare buildings can actively support treatment, protect health, and prevent disease for diverse building users. However, there is limited research with a particular focus on healthcare building design in relation to health promotion or HPH. It is thus crucial that those involved in the design process become familiar with health promotion and HPH and be able to design high-quality healthcare buildings.Health promotion can be defined as 'the process of enabling people to increase control over and improve their health'. Nevertheless, there are many definitions and interpretations of health promotion that depend on the context in which it is used as well as the disciplines of the people involved. While health promotion has gained attention from healthcare architects, it is unclear how health promotion is actually understood by those involved in the healthcare building design process and how they translate health promotion goals into design objectives. The first two studies in this thesis therefore explored descriptions of health promotion in the context of the healthcare building design literature (study 1) and practice (study 2). Health promotion in healthcare settings generally refers to organisations expanding their traditional focus on the treatment of disease to include a focus on the health development of all building users, the local population and the environment. The development of HPH involves diverse practices such as changes in the built environment. However, a small number of studies have focused particularly on the built environment in relation to HPH. The last two studies in this thesis therefore focused on exploring descriptions of the built environment in the context of HPH.For this thesis, an explorative research design was adopted based upon a multi-perspective approach including (1) a literature perspective, (2) a design practice perspective, (3) an HPH network perspective and (4) an HPH organisation perspective. The data were collected through literature reviews, documentation, semi-structured interviews and online surveys.The combined work revealed diverse descriptions of health promotion in relation to healthcare building design in terms of (1) definitions of health promotion, (2) health-promotive perspectives, and (3) different targeted populations. The results also showed multiple descriptions of the built environment as a factor for health promotion including (4) expressions related to the built environment, (5) indications of places where health promotion can happen, (6) design features characterising HPBDs, and (7) design strategies to develop HPBDs.The findings show that the research on the design of health-promotive built environments is in its early stage of development.

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520 $a This thesis explores perspectives on health promotion in healthcare settings from a building design perspective, i.e., health-promotive building design (HPBD). The results may contribute to discussions of the role of healthcare building design to support health promotion in healthcare (HPH) and thereby contribute to the development of healthier and more equitable communities.Currently, healthcare organisations are encouraged to introduce health promotion approaches and develop HPH. The research suggests that the introduction of new healthcare procedures, such as health promotion, can lead to new demands for the built environment. The previous research also shows that the design aspects of healthcare buildings can actively support treatment, protect health, and prevent disease for diverse building users. However, there is limited research with a particular focus on healthcare building design in relation to health promotion or HPH. It is thus crucial that those involved in the design process become familiar with health promotion and HPH and be able to design high-quality healthcare buildings.Health promotion can be defined as 'the process of enabling people to increase control over and improve their health'. Nevertheless, there are many definitions and interpretations of health promotion that depend on the context in which it is used as well as the disciplines of the people involved. While health promotion has gained attention from healthcare architects, it is unclear how health promotion is actually understood by those involved in the healthcare building design process and how they translate health promotion goals into design objectives. The first two studies in this thesis therefore explored descriptions of health promotion in the context of the healthcare building design literature (study 1) and practice (study 2). Health promotion in healthcare settings generally refers to organisations expanding their traditional focus on the treatment of disease to include a focus on the health development of all building users, the local population and the environment. The development of HPH involves diverse practices such as changes in the built environment. However, a small number of studies have focused particularly on the built environment in relation to HPH. The last two studies in this thesis therefore focused on exploring descriptions of the built environment in the context of HPH.For this thesis, an explorative research design was adopted based upon a multi-perspective approach including (1) a literature perspective, (2) a design practice perspective, (3) an HPH network perspective and (4) an HPH organisation perspective. The data were collected through literature reviews, documentation, semi-structured interviews and online surveys.The combined work revealed diverse descriptions of health promotion in relation to healthcare building design in terms of (1) definitions of health promotion, (2) health-promotive perspectives, and (3) different targeted populations. The results also showed multiple descriptions of the built environment as a factor for health promotion including (4) expressions related to the built environment, (5) indications of places where health promotion can happen, (6) design features characterising HPBDs, and (7) design strategies to develop HPBDs.The findings show that the research on the design of health-promotive built environments is in its early stage of development.
520 $a Denna avhandling utforskar olika perspektiv pa halsoframjande och hur det betraktas och hanteras i vardmiljoer, med ett specifikt fokus pa dess relation till byggnadsutformning. Resultaten kan bidra till diskussioner om betydelsen av vardbyggnaders utformning for att stodja halsoframjande inom sjukvard och darmed, i ett langre perspektiv, bidra till utvecklingen av halsosammare och mer rattvisa samhallen.Vardverksamheter uppmuntras idag att introducera halsoframjande strategier och att utveckla halsoframjande forhallningssatt inom vard och omsorg. Forskning visar att introduktionen av nya forhallningssatt, som halsoframjande, ocksa leder till nya krav pa den byggda miljon. Tidigare forskning visar aven att utformning av vardbyggnader aktivt kan stodja behandling, bidra till halsa och forebygga sjukdomar for olika anvandare. Dock finns det begransat med forskning avseende utformning av vardbyggnader i relation till halsoframjande sjukvard. Det ar avgorande att de som ar involverade i designprocessen kanner till halsoframjande och vad det innebar for att kunna utforma hogkvalitativa sjukvardsbyggnader som kan mota vard-, omsorgs-, och halsoframjande perspektiv.Halsoframjande kan definieras som 'processen att mojliggora for manniskor att oka sin kontroll over och forbattra sin halsa'. Likval finns det manga definitioner och tolkningar av halsoframjande som beror pa den kontext i vilken de anvands saval som olika disciplinara forstaelser bland de manniskor som ar involverade. Medan halsoframjande har fatt okad uppmarksamhet bland arkitekter engagerade i vardbyggnadsprojekt, ar det oklart hur halsoframjande faktiskt forstas av manniskor involverade i vardbyggnaders utformningsprocesser och hur halsoframjande mal oversatts i utformningen av den fysiska miljon.De forsta tva studierna i denna avhandling studerade beskrivningar av halsoframjande i litteratur om utformning av vardbyggnader (studie 1) respektive i praktiken (studie 2). Halsoframjande i vardsmiljoer avser i allmanhet hur vardverksamheter utokar sina verksamhetsomraden till att inte bara omfatta behandling av sjukdom utan till att ocksa omfatta halsofragor relaterat till alla anvandare av de vardbyggnader man forfogar over, saval som narsamhallet och miljon. Dock har ett litet antal studier fokuserat specifikt pa den byggda miljon i relation till halsoframjande. De sista tva studierna i denna avhandling fokuserade darfor pa detta omrade och utforskade beskrivningar av den byggda miljon i kontexten av halsoframjande sjukvard.Forskningen har bedrivits med en explorativ ansats dar flera metoder, angreppssatt och perspektiv har anvants: ett litteraturperspektiv; ett designpraktikperspektiv; ett perspektiv fran natverk for halsoframjande sjukvard; och ett organisatoriskt perspektiv. Data har samlats in via litteraturstudier, dokumentanalys, semistrukturerade intervjuer och online-enkater. Sammantaget visar avhandlingsarbetet pa flera olika typer av angreppssatt i beskrivningar av halsofr mjande relaterat till vardbyggnaders utformning. Dessa baseras pa (1) definitioner av halsoframjande, (2) halsoframjande perspektiver och (3) uppfattningen om olika malgrupper. Resultaten visar ocksa pa flertalet olika beskrivningar av den byggda miljon som en faktor for halsoframjande, daribland (4) att utga fran avsikter med utformningen av byggd miljo, (5) att utga fran specifika platser som kan kopplas till halsoframjande, (6) aspekter av utformning som kan kopplas till s.k. halsoframjande byggnadsutformning och (7) designstrategier for att utveckla halsoframjande byggnadsutformning.I arbetet kunde det konstateras att forskning om utformningen av halsoframjande byggda miljoer ar i ett tidigt utvecklingsskede.
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