Session 8 - Lighting for the Future of Healthcare - Patient Room 2020. Presented by Rachel Calemmo of Christian Rae Studio
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This document summarizes a lighting design case study for the main lobby and emergency departments at St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center. The design uses RGB LED lighting to help maintain circadian rhythms and optimize patient health. LED lighting is installed in coves, media walls, and patient rooms to provide adjustable lighting for examination, emergency situations, and sleep cycles. Mockups show the use of LED halo lights above patient beds to create soothing, examining, or sterile lighting environments. The design aims to improve safety, medical outcomes, and the patient experience through evidence-based lighting strategies.
Session 8 - Lighting for the Future of Healthcare - Patient Room 2020. Presented by Rachel Calemmo of Christian Rae Studio
- 2. A Case Study by Christian Rae Studio C H R I S T I A N R A E S T U D I O, LLC L I G H T I N G D E S I G N 365 Center Road Easton, CT 06612 203.220.9575 www.christianraestudio.com
- 6. RGB LED MEDIA WALL IN MAIN LOBBY WARM WHITE LED COVE LIGHTING IN MAIN LOBBY
- 7. ST. JOSEPH’S REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER MAIN LOBBY
- 8. RGB LED COVE IN PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
- 9. RGB LED COVE IN ADULT EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT WARM WHITE LED COVE IN INTENSIVE CARE PATIENT ROOM
- 10. Dynamic variations in white and colored light can help maintain the patient’s circadian rhythm, which maintain normal sleep patterns and may optimize therapeutic efficacy.
- 11. • In the morning, short wavelengths of blue light cue the body to produce Cortisol, Serotonin and other hormones and neurotransmitters that cause blood pressure to increase and body temperature to rise. • In the evening, the body responds to darkness and longer wavelengths of red light by producing the hormone Melatonin and dropping the blood pressure in preparation for sleep. CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS
- 12. • Slips and falls are a leading cause of unintentional injury in the US. Which can lead to increased patient stay duration and possible lawsuits. • Incidents can be avoided by proper night lighting and locating switches within reach or on touch or occupancy sensors. • Use Amber to Red light for night lighting.
- 15. 1. Flush headwall gas outlets 2. Solid surface headwall system 3. Patient lift nest 4. LED down light 5. Focused audio speaker 6. NXT Patient Companion over bed table 7. Integrated linear diffusers 8. “Halo” light box with LED pixel boards 9. Modular ceiling system 10. Infection-control station 11. Solid Surface wall cladding 12. Rubber flooring KEY COMPONENTS: -PATIENT RIBBON -PATIENT COMPANION -OPEN BATHROOM -CAREGIVER WORKSTATION - CAREGIVER HUB
- 16. LIGHTING PLAN ENLARGED HALO PLAN ENLARGED HALO SECTION 16 PXL RGB Boards Dynamic White LED cove lights
- 17. SOLID SURFACE + LED MOCK-UPS
- 18. GLASS + LED MOCK-UPS
- 19. PATIENT RIBBON MODULAR DESIGN
- 20. PATIENT HALO -Soothing shifts of color to create a comforting atmosphere for the patient and visitors. -In an emergency, can be quickly converted into an exam light for staff. -The tone and brightness of white light can also be controlled by the staff for diagnosis. -Neutral, white light can be used for general examinations. PATIENT HALO – EVALUATION MODE
- 21. PATIENT HALO – EMERGENCY MODE
- 23. PATIENT HALO – SOOTHING MODE
- 24. EVIDENCE-BASED DESIGN LIGHTING DESIGN AFFECTS EACH CATEGORY OF EBD Environmental - Focus on stress reduction: Social support (patients, family, staff) Control (privacy, choices, escape) Positive distractions (artwork, music, entertainment) Nature (plants, flowers, water, wildlife, nature sounds) Medical: Treatment modalities (models of care and technology) Quality and safety (infections, errors, falls) Exercise (exertion, rehabilitation) Administrative: Financial performance (margin, cost per patient day, nursing hours) Operational efficiency (transfers, utilization, resource conservation) Satisfaction (patient, staff, physician turnover) Evidence-based metrics: Work measurement (time studies) Efficiency designs Patient and resource workflow
- 25. PATIENT HALO – STERILE MODE
- 26. LEDs FOR INFECTION CONTROL
- 27. PATIENT BATHROOM
- 29. EMERGING TRENDS
- 31. Patient Room 2020 is open to the public! Visit the New York DuPont Corian showroom at 49 West 23rd Street – 3rd Floor
- 32. Patient Room 2020 is open to the public! 49 West 23rd Street – 3rd Floor (Between 5th & 6th Avenues) New York, NY 10010 http://buildinginnovations.us.dupont.com/PatientRoom2020
- 34. QUESTIONS