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UID:HFESHCS_2026 International Symposium on Human Factors and Ergonomics i
 n Health Care_sess114@linklings.com
SUMMARY:HE1: Sustainability and Innovation in Hospital Systems
DESCRIPTION:Barriers and Facilitators to the Integration of Sustainable In
 terior Materials in Healthcare Facilities\n\nIntegrating sustainable inter
 ior materials in healthcare environments is essential for reducing environ
 mental impacts, improving occupant health, and enhancing long-term operati
 onal efficiency. However, widespread adoption remains inconsistent due to 
 complex institutional, regulatory, and performanc...\n\n\nXiaoyu Chen (XC 
 Consulting) and Lisa Platt, Sheila Bosch, and Sandra Citty (University of 
 Florida)\n---------------------\nFrom Red Bin to Green Impact: Human-Cente
 red Approach to Reducing a Hospital's Regulated Medical Waste\n\nBackgroun
 d: The World Health Organization has called climate change “the single big
 gest health threat facing humanity.” Ironically, the U.S. healthcare indus
 try is responsible for a disproportionate amount of greenhouse gas (GHG) e
 missions, which exacerbate the accelerating climate crisi...\n\n\nSweta Pa
 rmar, David Keifetz, Megan Pluymers, Meghan Orr, Daisy Carter, Stefanie Ro
 sanova, John Breslin, Kathryn Lipinski, Anna Chen, Akua A. Appah-Sampong, 
 May Shum, and Mark McShane (Children's Hospital of Philadelphia)\n--------
 -------------\nNo Handoff Left Behind: AI Support for Critical Care Transi
 tions\n\nAs artificial intelligence (AI) continues to be developed and tun
 ed, the healthcare industry has been increasingly focused on utilizing AI 
 technologies to improve patient care and the efficiency of clinicians thro
 ugh decision-making support, patient data and diagnostics, and risk classi
 fication and ...\n\n\nZander N. Miler (Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Universit
 y); Liam D. Brennan (Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Limb & Branch B
 usinesses LLC); and Elizabeth R. Merwin, Caleb G. Blackmon, and Joseph R. 
 Keebler (Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University)\n\nTrack: Hospital Environm
 ents\n\nSession Chair: Gabriel Segarra (Medical University of South Caroli
 na)
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