03-28-2023
Upon completing this course, the design professional will be able to:
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Petergreat concept
SvetlanaWish it would tell me which question I got wrong!
DavidGood General Course
DougVery Informative
JonathanGood course
AnneVery informative and, in a way, an extension to the course "Daylight and Energy: Designing with IGUs with integrated cord-free louvers"
KatarinaPretty basic
WALTERGreat information on day lighting and privacy needs in the healthcare industry.
John DThank you!
WandaGreat presentation.
LeilaVery Informative
TomExcellent course
Shawn Xiaotucourse was very interesting
JasonGood healthcare design course...
Fredthanks
JoshuaExcellent
natalieGood course
MARIUSGood session
Robertthis ceu was informative
JoeThank You
RobertKnowledgeable presenter
Timgood
YingyingGreat presentation on a solid product, without bias.
Joethanks
Lauralearned about how integral louvers have advanced.
jamesGreat- thank you
JoelGood information and interesting product.
DavidNo comments.
Lisagreat info
MichelleNice info
ShyamalOK.
WilliamGood to know IGU is the best choice.
Taiwould like more info pertaining to HIPPA reqs.
anthonycomprehensive sell, but given in a droning unappealing method.
SusanVery informative.
Juliogreat use of louvers
Greggorygood course
Davidgood info
LowellThanks
KristenThis was a great presentation and while I have use these integrated louver systems in the past it was good to see some newer applications and advancements in design. I would over that while the presenter seemed knowlegable about the subject it seemed he was reading from a script.
Dannynice presentation
BRANKOUseful lesson
NiraliInteresting
LiquanI like this
SHENSHUvery good information
NeilClear and informative presentation
HorhonGood Presentation
seanThx
CherieGood Course
Daninteresting
AndrewExcellent Presentation. Presentation covered the intended material at a good pace and with proper presentation material.
Charlesinformative!
Haewongreat
Fangreat topic
KevinGreat information
ReneInteresting
Tae (a.k.a. Francisco)Educational
DomenicoNO COMMENT
HimanshuLearned a lot in this course.
MelissaGood content on patient comfort
Madisonn/a
Cherylinformative
KoukabaGood seminar
Markgreat seminar.
XiangcongGreat content
J Clintongood course
Petervery informative
ChrisGreat.
ZHENVery good presentation summarizing design strategies for improving patient health care.
DominicVery informative about healthcare design and options to increase patient privacy without sacrificing nurse/caregiver visibility.
WhitneyThank you
terryFun course
RoseVery good information. Thanks!
Tylerthank you for offering online courses
nicholasGreat information
DonaldGood presentation
MichaelGood explanation of benefits
ChristineGreat
JasonVery organized and easy to understand. reinforced with an outline in beginning and summary at end.
ChrisGood content and format.
Lancegood course.
CourtneyHost has good information, but presentation was lacking.
JonJust ok
ChristopherClear explanation and easy to understand of the mechanism of the products.
Ya ChuThank you.
ANDREAFREE
Patient privacy and tranquility are top priorities for healthcare facilities to reduce stress and promote healing. Recent studies have shown that excessive noise, glare and lack of privacy can create stress in patients of all ages, which significantly impedes the healing process. More and more healthcare design professionals are specifying design elements that promote privacy and tranquility – all while underscoring hygiene. These trends include: • A desire to better manage privacy with easily adjustable vision control options in patient rooms, nurses’ stations, surgical areas etc. • A desire to better manage or filter light from external sources (for both interior and exterior windows) to reduce glare and optimize thermal efficiencies. • A move toward improved air quality and away from curtains and blinds that collect dust, are not hygienic and require regular cleaning/maintenance. • A desire to better attenuate sound for optimal tranquility.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 USGBC/GBCI + 1 ADA + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA
Length: 1h
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Patient privacy and tranquility are top priorities for healthcare facilities to reduce stress and promote healing. Recent studies have shown that excessive noise, glare and lack of privacy can create stress in patients of all ages, which significantly impedes the healing process. More and more healthcare design professionals are specifying design elements that promote privacy and tranquility – all while underscoring hygiene. These trends include: • A desire to better manage privacy with easily adjustable vision control options in patient rooms, nurses’ stations, surgical areas etc. • A desire to better manage or filter light from external sources (for both interior and exterior windows) to reduce glare and optimize thermal efficiencies. • A move toward improved air quality and away from curtains and blinds that collect dust, are not hygienic and require regular cleaning/maintenance. • A desire to better attenuate sound for optimal tranquility.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 USGBC/GBCI + 1 ADA + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA
Length: 1h
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Upon completing this course, the design professional will be able to:
.
Petergreat concept
SvetlanaWish it would tell me which question I got wrong!
DavidGood General Course
DougVery Informative
JonathanGood course
AnneVery informative and, in a way, an extension to the course "Daylight and Energy: Designing with IGUs with integrated cord-free louvers"
KatarinaPretty basic
WALTERGreat information on day lighting and privacy needs in the healthcare industry.
John DThank you!
WandaGreat presentation.
LeilaVery Informative
TomExcellent course
Shawn Xiaotucourse was very interesting
JasonGood healthcare design course...
Fredthanks
JoshuaExcellent
natalieGood course
MARIUSGood session
Robertthis ceu was informative
JoeThank You
RobertKnowledgeable presenter
Timgood
YingyingGreat presentation on a solid product, without bias.
Joethanks
Lauralearned about how integral louvers have advanced.
jamesGreat- thank you
JoelGood information and interesting product.
DavidNo comments.
Lisagreat info
MichelleNice info
ShyamalOK.
WilliamGood to know IGU is the best choice.
Taiwould like more info pertaining to HIPPA reqs.
anthonycomprehensive sell, but given in a droning unappealing method.
SusanVery informative.
Juliogreat use of louvers
Greggorygood course
Davidgood info
LowellThanks
KristenThis was a great presentation and while I have use these integrated louver systems in the past it was good to see some newer applications and advancements in design. I would over that while the presenter seemed knowlegable about the subject it seemed he was reading from a script.
Dannynice presentation
BRANKOUseful lesson
NiraliInteresting
LiquanI like this
SHENSHUvery good information
NeilClear and informative presentation
HorhonGood Presentation
seanThx
CherieGood Course
Daninteresting
AndrewExcellent Presentation. Presentation covered the intended material at a good pace and with proper presentation material.
Charlesinformative!
Haewongreat
Fangreat topic
KevinGreat information
ReneInteresting
Tae (a.k.a. Francisco)Educational
DomenicoNO COMMENT
HimanshuLearned a lot in this course.
MelissaGood content on patient comfort
Madisonn/a
Cherylinformative
KoukabaGood seminar
Markgreat seminar.
XiangcongGreat content
J Clintongood course
Petervery informative
ChrisGreat.
ZHENVery good presentation summarizing design strategies for improving patient health care.
DominicVery informative about healthcare design and options to increase patient privacy without sacrificing nurse/caregiver visibility.
WhitneyThank you
terryFun course
RoseVery good information. Thanks!
Tylerthank you for offering online courses
nicholasGreat information
DonaldGood presentation
MichaelGood explanation of benefits
ChristineGreat
JasonVery organized and easy to understand. reinforced with an outline in beginning and summary at end.
ChrisGood content and format.
Lancegood course.
CourtneyHost has good information, but presentation was lacking.
JonJust ok
ChristopherClear explanation and easy to understand of the mechanism of the products.
Ya ChuThank you.
ANDREA