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Simplifies the design and planning process for both nonmedical and medical professionals, equipping architectural designers with a broad understanding of medical imaging as a basis for framing the questions that must be asked of facility users, and providing a detailed, step-by-step explanation of design and planning activities to assist veteran and newly trained radiologists and health care administrators to work closely with architects. Thoroughly illustrated in b&w. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
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The cornerstone guide for designing tomorrow′s medical imaging facilities
The Architecture of Medical Imaging is the foremost guide to the design of state–of–the–art medical imaging facilities for radiography, MRI, and CT and PET scans. Written by an industry expert, this useful resource discusses complex issues in a user–friendly language that is fully understandable to healthcare planners, department heads, and executives. No other reference makes it easier to understand the technical requirements of radiological equipment and procedures.
The Architecture of Medical Imaging is divided into six convenient parts:
- Part 1 explains the importance of quality design and how it relates to changes in the healthcare and medical imaging industries
- Part 2 describes how to organize and manage an architectural project from the owner′s perspective
- Part 3 presents the vast range of today′s imaging techniques, as well as those still in research and development
- Part 4 addresses important planning and design concepts for medical imaging facilities
- Part 5 discusses medical imaging trends and their impact on facility design
- Part 6 provides useful appendices that examine specific imaging facility projects
About the Author
BILL ROSTENBERG, FAIA, FACHA, an architect specializing in the design and planning of technologically complex healthcare facilities, is a principal in the San Francisco office of Anshen + Allen. He has authored industry standards on medical imaging and ambulatory care and is a contributor and editorial advisor for various medical and architectural journals. He is a frequent instructor at Harvard University Graduate School of Design Office of Executive Education, Clemson University Architecture + Health Graduate Design Studio, the Radiological Society of North America, The Society for Computer Applications in Radiology, the American Hospital Association, and The American Institute of Architects.
STEVEN C. HORII, MD, FACR, FSCAR (author of Chapters 6 and 7) is Professor of Radiology and Clinical Director of the Medical Informatics Group at the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center.
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