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Old Posted Aug 14, 2016, 11:11 PM
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Design is not that bad. This is a hospital. It works.
     
     
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Old Posted Aug 15, 2016, 2:27 AM
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Winning Ideas (email from Director Kevin Mahoney)

Over the course of four weeks, 186 ideas designed to improve patient care, education and experience; increase access to technology; ensure efficient navigation and operational flow; and support staff wellness were submitted. In addition, more than 700 ratings and 115 comments were logged on the Your Big Idea platform [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org ] .

We were overwhelmed by the response and encouraged by the creativity of your submissions. After much deliberation, we’ve chosen the twenty-one ideas below as winners.

Each winning idea will be further explored by running pilots, conducting interviews, and testing simulations over the next 9-12 months. Winners will be notified and engaged in the progress of the exploration during the course of the design timeline.

Thank you again for participating in the collaborative process to design an innovative facility that will offer improved health care delivery and transform patient experience for years to come.

Best,
Kevin Mahoney and the PennFirst Team


Winning ideas:

- Climate control and fresh air [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1100 ] submitted by Dionne Bright

- Mobility progression tracking: imperial or metric distance measuring markers in hallways [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1101 ] submitted by David Bendell

- Red floor level lighting for patient room navigation to minimize sleep disruption [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1095 ] submitted by David Bendell

- Quiet door latches [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1044 ] submitted by Cathy Sirawsky

- Communication boards [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1122 ] submitted by Heather Inch

- Easily accessible and understandable patient and family health education
[ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1121 ] submitted Maureen Bonnell and Carolyn Cutilli

- Digital agenda [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1035 ] submitted by Jonathan Crincoli

- Videos in each patient room [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1088 ] submitted by David Bendell

- Patient education library [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1025 ] submitted by Christine Cambareri

- Patient and family briefing room [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/992 ] submitted by Yvette Grier

- Improving patient flow with traceable ID bracelets
[ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1085 ]
submitted by Francesca Carvalho

- Information-robust, scannable patient ID bracelets
[ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1111 ] submitted by Kristin Quinlan

- The rainbow connection [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1013 ] submitted by Katrina Sawicki

- Quality of life space [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1065 ] submitted by Fern Nibauer-Cohen

- UV light decontamination closets
[ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1110 ] submitted by Kristin Quinlan

- Security at all entrances [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1031 ] submitted by Benjamin Cobb

- Staff meditation and renewal suite
[ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/998 ] submitted by Megan Melick

- Minute clinic [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1060 ] submitted by Cyndi Baigis

- Accessory charging [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1126 ] submitted by Diana Santangelo

- Convenient electrical plugs [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/961 ] submitted by Antonina Sheehan

- Charging stations and phone lockers
[ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/978 ]
submitted by Jacqueline Soegaard Ballester


About the New Patient Pavilion: The New Patient Pavilion (NPP) marks a historic opportunity for Penn Medicine to set a new benchmark for care delivery. The design of the new hospital is currently underway with construction beginning later this year. For more information, click here
[ http://uphsxnet.uphs.upenn.edu/hup-new-hospital ] .

About the Your Big Idea Platform: The Your Big Idea Platform
[ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org ] , powered by the Penn Medicine Center for Health Care Innovation [ http://healthcareinnovation.upenn.edu ] enables crowdsourcing for ideas and solutions - making it easier for Penn Medicine employees to collaborate across departments, mobilize teams around projects, and turn ideas into action to change the way we deliver care.
     
     
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Old Posted Aug 15, 2016, 3:27 AM
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Over the course of four weeks, 186 ideas designed to improve patient care, education and experience; increase access to technology; ensure efficient navigation and operational flow; and support staff wellness were submitted. In addition, more than 700 ratings and 115 comments were logged on the Your Big Idea platform [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org ] .

We were overwhelmed by the response and encouraged by the creativity of your submissions. After much deliberation, we’ve chosen the twenty-one ideas below as winners.

Each winning idea will be further explored by running pilots, conducting interviews, and testing simulations over the next 9-12 months. Winners will be notified and engaged in the progress of the exploration during the course of the design timeline.

Thank you again for participating in the collaborative process to design an innovative facility that will offer improved health care delivery and transform patient experience for years to come.

Best,
Kevin Mahoney and the PennFirst Team


Winning ideas:

- Climate control and fresh air [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1100 ] submitted by Dionne Bright

- Mobility progression tracking: imperial or metric distance measuring markers in hallways [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1101 ] submitted by David Bendell

- Red floor level lighting for patient room navigation to minimize sleep disruption [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1095 ] submitted by David Bendell

- Quiet door latches [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1044 ] submitted by Cathy Sirawsky

- Communication boards [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1122 ] submitted by Heather Inch

- Easily accessible and understandable patient and family health education
[ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1121 ] submitted Maureen Bonnell and Carolyn Cutilli

- Digital agenda [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1035 ] submitted by Jonathan Crincoli

- Videos in each patient room [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1088 ] submitted by David Bendell

- Patient education library [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1025 ] submitted by Christine Cambareri

- Patient and family briefing room [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/992 ] submitted by Yvette Grier

- Improving patient flow with traceable ID bracelets
[ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1085 ]
submitted by Francesca Carvalho

- Information-robust, scannable patient ID bracelets
[ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1111 ] submitted by Kristin Quinlan

- The rainbow connection [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1013 ] submitted by Katrina Sawicki

- Quality of life space [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1065 ] submitted by Fern Nibauer-Cohen

- UV light decontamination closets
[ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1110 ] submitted by Kristin Quinlan

- Security at all entrances [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1031 ] submitted by Benjamin Cobb

- Staff meditation and renewal suite
[ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/998 ] submitted by Megan Melick

- Minute clinic [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1060 ] submitted by Cyndi Baigis

- Accessory charging [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/1126 ] submitted by Diana Santangelo

- Convenient electrical plugs [ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/961 ] submitted by Antonina Sheehan

- Charging stations and phone lockers
[ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org/node/978 ]
submitted by Jacqueline Soegaard Ballester


About the New Patient Pavilion: The New Patient Pavilion (NPP) marks a historic opportunity for Penn Medicine to set a new benchmark for care delivery. The design of the new hospital is currently underway with construction beginning later this year. For more information, click here
[ http://uphsxnet.uphs.upenn.edu/hup-new-hospital ] .

About the Your Big Idea Platform: The Your Big Idea Platform
[ http://bigidea.pennmedicine.org ] , powered by the Penn Medicine Center for Health Care Innovation [ http://healthcareinnovation.upenn.edu ] enables crowdsourcing for ideas and solutions - making it easier for Penn Medicine employees to collaborate across departments, mobilize teams around projects, and turn ideas into action to change the way we deliver care.
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First, Human Scale-great post! And, very interesting!.

These are my 3 favorites, and the one at the bottom is amazing. After looking at these in greater detail, I do like the design better and knowing that it is an evolving process, hopefully, the design will get better. But the details are pretty sweet and they do make the building more appealing!
     
     
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Old Posted Aug 15, 2016, 11:51 AM
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Has a look of a cruise ship to be honest.
     
     
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Old Posted Aug 15, 2016, 9:01 PM
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The bottom pic of the front is great but I doubt the landscape designer would dare block the view into that glorious curved glass lobby.
     
     
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Old Posted Aug 15, 2016, 9:57 PM
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Not gonna lie, I think the design looks great
     
     
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Old Posted Aug 15, 2016, 10:06 PM
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Not gonna lie, I think the design looks great
If this same design were moved vertical instead of horizontal I might drop a third nut. Otherwise it's just ok. Something inside me believes everyone on this project at Foster + Partners has been doing some serious eye rolling. Yes I know it's a billion dollar project which raises the design fee, but how many redesigns is this? How many renders? Increases in size, decreases in budget. It exhausting just typing it.
     
     
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Old Posted Aug 31, 2016, 4:15 PM
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well site prep is definitely underway. I was just over there. Piles are being driven and tons of workers are on the site already.
     
     
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Old Posted Aug 31, 2016, 4:58 PM
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well site prep is definitely underway. I was just over there. Piles are being driven and tons of workers are on the site already.
photos?
     
     
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Old Posted Aug 31, 2016, 5:18 PM
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A very modern and futuristic design. I like the curved edges...Norman Foster designs are pretty much guaranteed winners in my book.
     
     
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Old Posted Aug 31, 2016, 6:06 PM
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dont know how to post so I don't take any.
     
     
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Old Posted Sep 1, 2016, 1:03 PM
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permits have been issued for foundation work only at the hospital site. This has to be coming to CDR soon- maybe October.
     
     
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^ As far as I know, Penn's full Board of Trustees has not yet voted on final approval of the design and budget for this project, which would be required before construction could begin in earnest. Perhaps that will occur at the next full board meeting on October 28th.
     
     
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Old Posted Sep 6, 2016, 12:07 PM
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Old Posted Sep 22, 2016, 11:23 AM
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Old Posted Sep 22, 2016, 2:24 PM
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It is safe to conclude that they are not going to dig a basement or underground parking lot?
     
     
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It is safe to conclude that they are not going to dig a basement or underground parking lot?
Nope, it's not. I'm pretty sure that the last few photos show pile-drivers and sheet & shoring piles, which would indicate a fairly substantial dig that needs shoring. Also, per 1487's post above, only permits for foundation work have been issued for this site at this point. And I believe that someone with some inside knowledge previously posted that there would be parking or something else underground.
     
     
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