Nurses are leading major changes in the healthcare design and construction industry. The purpose of this facility design article is to expand nurse leaders' knowledge and competencies in health facility design and enable them to take leadership roles in design efforts. This article describes how a group of determined and passionate nurses have created significant changes in healthcare design.
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