009: Transforming Healthcare Spaces: The Power of Person-Centered Care with Dr. Susan Frampton

In this enlightening episode of Finding Frequency, we are honored to have Dr. Susan Frampton, President Emeritus of Planetree International, join us. Dr. Frampton is a renowned medical anthropologist and an influential advocate for person-centered care. She has significantly contributed to transforming healthcare environments by focusing on patients' holistic well-being and fostering compassionate care. 

Join us as we delve into Dr. Frampton's extensive experience and insights on the impact of healthcare environments on patient outcomes, her role in developing global health policies, and the stories behind successful and struggling care environments. Whether you're a healthcare professional, designer, or someone interested in creating spaces that enhance well-being, this episode offers valuable perspectives on the profound connection between our surroundings and health.

In this episode, you will hear:

  • Dr. Frampton's advocacy and her work with families dealing with sickle cell disease

  • Overview of the Planetree model (human interactions, access to information, and social support in healthcare)

  • The importance of physical environments in hospitals (ex., family-centered ICUs and healing gardens)

  • Innovative design changes in healthcare settings to enhance patient comfort and emotional well-being

  • The role of safety and quality of life in designing aging-in-place environments

Resources from this Episode

To learn more about Planetree 

Planetree's upcoming Person-Centered Care Forum

Reach out directly to Dr.Frampton at Sframpton@planetree.org 

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