Aim: This article elucidates current understanding in pediatric healthcare building design via
scoping review of research on the impacts on the health and well-being of children of the …

Background Children with disabilities have the right to participate in health research so their
priorities, needs, and experiences are included. Health research based primarily on adult …

It is increasingly accepted that children have the right to have their views taken into
consideration by healthcare providers. Children's opinions and experiences of …

In an increasingly competitive market, healthcare providers are incorporating best practices
from the hospitality industry to improve the patient experience. The present study offers a …

Recently, increased recognition has been attributed to the requirement to include the views
of child patients in the planning of new health care services so that contemporary buildings …

Background In the last number of years heightened interest has been attributed to the impact
of hospital environments on children's psychosocial well‐being. With policy largely built …

It is now widely recognized that the physical environment has an impact on the physiology,
psychology, and sociology of those who experience it. When designing a critical care unit …

It is widely believed that people have preferences in relation to the colour of their interior
environment. With the development of the global small apartment industry, it is important to …

In order to determine the perception of hospital experiences among school-age children's (6–
12 years), a descriptive and cross-sectional study was performed in 130 children …

This study presents architectural designers' perception of the importance of healthcare
environmental criteria in the implementation of user-centered, therapeutic hospital design …