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- 1. Why are Hospitals so often Horrible? Henry Marsh
- 13. Medicine as a secular religion • Hope for long life instead of eternal life • Fear dementia instead of the Devil • Exercise cycles and 5 a day fruit and veg instead of prayer • Care assistants instead of angels • Charitable donations to cancer charities instead of to chantries
- 14. The Insatiable Appetite for Healthcare • US predicted to spend 20% of GDP on healthcare by 2020. • Rate of increase double that of inflation in recent years • No corresponding improvement in healthcare outcomes. • 26% of Medicare costs incurred in the last year of life
- 37. Many reasons why • Who is the client? And is he informed? • Ignorance and misunderstanding • Technological complexity • Ideological faith in technology • Cost and restricted space • Size • Economics. Private v. socialized health care. • Dualism
- 38. The Client • Managers? • Clinical staff? • Financiers? • Government? • Patients?
- 44. Ignorance and misunderstanding • Evidence-based design Roger Ulrich
- 46. • Much of modern medicine is palliative – care not cure.
- 48. PFI - WONGA £80 billion debt for an initial cost of £11.5 billion
- 50. Economics • Economists – markets and incentives • In the NHS where is the incentive to build a well-designed, sympathetic hospital? • Why is there such a difference between NHS and private hospitals? • Carpets • Curtains • Single rooms (less risk of cross-infection etc)
- 51. NORTH WESTERN,CHICAGO. THE HOSPITAL AS HOTEL
- 55. • The staff need to feel at home and hence responsible for what goes on in the hospital • Institutional pride. • Good offices and coffee rooms.
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