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Eliane De Lima

Eliane De Lima

Technical DirectorPage, now Stantec

Eliane De Lima serves as Senior Architect at Stantec, where she oversees large multi-disciplinary teams engaged in complex healthcare projects. Notably, as Senior Project Architect she led the architects and consultants on the Houston Methodist Cypress "Hospital of the Future" and has been instrumental in numerous other healthcare campus projects as both Senior PA and client leader. 

Sun Oct 1811:00 AM – 12:00 PM

E18 – Designing Tomorrow’s Care: Post-Move Evaluation of the Hospital of the Future

Healthcare systems face a persistent labor shortage amid rising patient acuity and increasing complexity of clinical care. Contributing factors includ…Healthcare systems face a persistent labor shortage amid rising patient acuity and increasing complexity of clinical care. Contributing factors include physical and emotional demands, time constraints, and the growing burden of administrative tasks t…Healthcare systems face a persistent labor shortage amid rising patient acuity and increasing complexity of clinical care. Contributing factors include physical and emotional demands, time constraints, and the growing burden of administrative tasks that reduce direct patient care, leading to decreased professional fulfillment and workforce attrition. Supporting frontline clinicians requires a systematic evaluation of care delivery models, workflo…Healthcare systems face a persistent labor shortage amid rising patient acuity and increasing complexity of clinical care. Contributing factors include physical and emotional demands, time constraints, and the growing burden of administrative tasks that reduce direct patient care, leading to decreased professional fulfillment and workforce attrition. Supporting frontline clinicians requires a systematic evaluation of care delivery models, workflows, and the built environment. This project examines the integration of advanced digital technologies within a newly constructed hospital designed to enhance staff efficiency, patient safety, and clinician resilience. Months prior to design and construction, a multidisciplinary team strategically planned a digitally advanced facility incorporating artificial intelligence, natural language processing, predictive analytics, and enhanced electronic medical record functionality. These technologies were embedded within clinical workflows to increase staff face time with patients while improving operational efficiency. A post-occupancy facility performance evaluation was conducted using a multi-method approach to assess the impact of technology integration on patient, family, and staff experience, as well as care provider resilience and retention. Findings highlight the role of intentional digital design in supporting frontline clinicians and inform best practices for aligning technology, workflow, and the built environment to address workforce sustainability in acute care settings.Show MoreClick the title to see all detailsShow More

Educational SessionSession TypeTechnology & InnovationSession Track
Eliane De Lima
Laurie Waggener
Sherrill Lanthier
Zac Hillyard
Eliane De Lima
Eliane De LimaTechnical Director, Page, now Stantec
Laurie Waggener
Laurie WaggenerHealth Research Lead, Page, now Stantec
Sherrill Lanthier
Sherrill LanthierConstruction Planning Coordinator, Houston Methodist Cypress Hospital
Zac Hillyard
Zac HillyardPrincipal, Smith Seckman Reid, Inc.
Eliane De Lima
Eliane De LimaTechnical Director, Page, now Stantec
Laurie Waggener
Laurie WaggenerHealth Research Lead, Page, now Stantec
Sherrill Lanthier
Sherrill LanthierConstruction Planning Coordinator, Houston Methodist Cypress Hospital
Zac Hillyard
Zac HillyardPrincipal, Smith Seckman Reid, Inc.
AIA Forums Track:No
Allow Registration:No
Capacity Unlimited:No
Clinical Track:Yes
Facilities and Project Management Track:Yes