The primary purpose of the PHG (Public Health Group) seminars has always been to encourage discussion of experiences acquired in different geographical and cultural contexts and to spread the culture of sustainable projects through a description of operating methodologies deriving from the results of research in the healthcare facilities sector. The study visits program offers an important knowledge-based and contemplative contribution, which is systematically associated with conference activities to more clearly illustrate the specific characteristics of the country hosting the seminar. The Peter Gilgan Centre for Research and Learning, the focus of one of the study visits, is a particularly innovative building in functional and technological terms: designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects Inc., it was built in Toronto in three years and it was opened in September 2013.
Facilities for Research and Training as an Added Value of the Hospital of Excellence: the Peter Gilgan Centre for Research and Learning in Toronto / Romano Del Nord. - STAMPA. - (2014), pp. 13-22. (Intervento presentato al convegno Get better! The pursuit of better health and better healthcare design at lower costs per capita tenutosi a Toronto nel 24-28 settembre 2013).
Facilities for Research and Training as an Added Value of the Hospital of Excellence: the Peter Gilgan Centre for Research and Learning in Toronto
DEL NORD, ROMANO
2014
Abstract
The primary purpose of the PHG (Public Health Group) seminars has always been to encourage discussion of experiences acquired in different geographical and cultural contexts and to spread the culture of sustainable projects through a description of operating methodologies deriving from the results of research in the healthcare facilities sector. The study visits program offers an important knowledge-based and contemplative contribution, which is systematically associated with conference activities to more clearly illustrate the specific characteristics of the country hosting the seminar. The Peter Gilgan Centre for Research and Learning, the focus of one of the study visits, is a particularly innovative building in functional and technological terms: designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects Inc., it was built in Toronto in three years and it was opened in September 2013.
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