At the Intersection of Treatment and Design; How the Built Environment Can Improve Patient Outcomes & Help Retain Staff

IPIC 2024 Presentation by Dave Redemske (IPIC2024-PID056)

Author

Dave Redemske

Senior Principal, Health Planning, HDR, USA

Dave Redemske, ACHA, CCHP, is an Architect and Senior Principal in Health Planning for HDR. Mr. Redemske has over 33 years of industry experience. He has designed Health and Correctional Health facilities throughout the U.S., Canada, and Middle East. An expert in the design and planning of correctional health facilities, Dave has designed health facilities for many correctional agencies around the globe. He is also a Certified Correctional Health Professional from the National Commission on Correctional Health Care.
Dave was the recipient of HDR’s first Research Fellowship and spent a year examining health care in the U.S. prison system. His research focused on the complexity of the environments in which health care is delivered to U.S. prison inmates, including the prison clinic or infirmary, regional correctional medical facilities, and community hospitals. Coming out of his research, Dave has focused the latter part of his career on rethinking the provision of care within custodial environments, and how facility design can enhance, or be a barrier to, improved patient outcomes and staff recruitment and retention.

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