Across the Board: A Ghent Blog

Hospital Dry Erase Boards have infiltrated healthcare design and can be found throughout the hospital, from the General Care to the ICU. Figuring out what you want to put on your patient room board can be challenging and is often determined by hospital staff who may not know where to start.

Evidence and research has demonstrated that certain patient room design choices can help hospitals reduce noise, falls and infections.

In order to achieve the strength and durability required for certain glass applications, glass must be altered during the manufacturing process. There are two types of treated glass: which heat-strengthened glass or tempered glass.

Among hospital acquired conditions (HACs), patient falls are one of the most preventable, yet they are a persistent problem for hospitals.

You may be wondering how glass, with its unique characteristics making it a widely used product in various applications, is a sustainable product. The answers may surprise you!

You may be wondering how glass, with its unique characteristics making it a widely used product in various applications, is a sustainable product. The answers may surprise you!

Looking to effectively integrate your whiteboards into your patient treatment and room design? Remember these three key elements to success.

Glass is produced and fabricated for various applications of use.

Even the smallest changes to a patient room can result in higher HCAHPS scores and inevitably better patient care