Dynamic Lighting - Preventing Fatigue in Healthcare Facility Staff and Residents

 

Today's ever growing and aging society has placed increased demand for the expansion of existing hospitals and the construction of new facilities. With the increase in size and complexity of hospital floorplans, natural light and window size or availability are compromised.

Hospital light not only affects today's patients, but hospital visitors and medical staff as well. How can healthcare facility lighting address the needs of the healing patient with little access to the outdoors, as well as the nurse who works in a static environment with little access to the changing quantity and quality of natural light? How can electric lighting techniques enhance a well designed patient wing or rescue an old or poorly designed facility? New lighting concepts, energy-efficient, lighting fixtures, lamps and controls help healthcare facilities meet the needs of patients, visitors and staff alike.

Join us for a 90-minute audio conference as we address these issues and others.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Identify the impact of lighting for circadian benefit
  • Recognize how this can be incorporated into design of new or existing facilities
  • List one example of what was wrong and how it was corrected.
  • Cost, constructability and lessons learned from case studies

Who Should Attend?

  • Healthcare Decision-Makers:
    • CEOs
    • CFOs
    • Facility Directors
    • Facility Managers
  • Planning & Design Professionals:
    • Architects
    • Strategic Planners
    • Program Planners
    • Interior Designers
    • Equipment Planners
  • Construction Professionals:
    • Construction Managers
    • Contractors
    • Design Builders

Presenters and Panelists:

Jill Klores
Owner and Principal Lighting Designer
Essential Light Design Studio, LLC

Jill Klores is owner and principal lighting designer of Essential Light Design Studio, LLC in Dallas , Texas . Jill graduated from the University of Colorado , with an academic background in illuminating engineering and architecture. She began her career working for a manufacturer of architectural lighting products in Vancouver , BC , moved to the local electrical utility's Power Smart program, leading the effort to incorporate energy efficient lighting and intelligent building design, and then opened the Vancouver branch of a multi-office lighting design firm.

Since that time, Jill has been responsible for large scale commercial and civic lighting designs including hospitality, retail, tenant improvement, health care, performance spaces and residential projects. Her work on the Parkland Neo-natal Intensive Care Unit garnered an IES IIDA Award in 2000. Recently completed healthcare projects include Harris Methodist Fort Worth Heart Center , and Presbyterian Hospital of Plano Tower III.

Jill is Lighting Certified by the NCQLP (LC) and is an active member in the North Texas section of the Illumination Engineering society of North America (IESNA). Her design work has been published in LD+A, the Dallas Morning News and The Dallas Business Journal. Jill has been involved in lighting education, serving as an instructor for various IESNA sponsored courses in Vancouver and in Dallas, as a course designer/developer for local Lighting and Energy Code Classes, and as a speaker at Lightfair International as well as other speaking venues around North America on the topics of lighting and lighting design

Jim Broughton,
LEEDR AP,
Gilbane Building Company

Jim Broughton, LEEDR AP, works for Gilbane Building Company at NASA's Johnson Space Center. He serves as Construction Manager and LEED specialist assisting NASA in design and construction of new LEED facilities. Jim has contributed to a team effort on one LEED Certified building and is active in the design of three new LEED buildings that will start construction in 2006 and 2007

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