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Adjustable Privacy for Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Adjustable Privacy for Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Unicel Architectural
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CASE STUDY The challenge Architects AECOM (formerly Ellerbe Becket) of Arlington, VA, wanted to ensure that the NICU reflected both progressive healthcare design elements and special considerations for patient privacy throughout the facility. Interior windows and doors needed to feature adjustable privacy options to accommodate both the requirements for patient privacy and for medical personnel to be able to monitor patient activity effect

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