Research highlights • The aim of the short paper is to set the problem and define the possible drivers for future research in exploring the relationship between healthcare built environment and staff retention • Today the physical environment, the architecture, of healthcare facilities is considered having various effects on patients and staff • Especially in the western world healthcare staff shrinking and ageing will have a significant impact • Hospital organizations are defining strategies for staff retention improvement • Usually, this issue concerns management of risk, leadership and motivational aspects but the built environment might as well play a role in this process • In the recent COVID-19 pandemic these issues have been raised considering staff burn out and stress • Future research will need to deepen the relationship between staff retention and physical space of healthcare settings starting from the proposed framework
Lindahl, G., Brambilla, A., Barach, P. & Capolongo, S. (2022). Staff retention – the hidden issue in design and organizing of healthcare facilities [version 1]. The Evolving Scholar | ARCH22. https://doi.org/10.24404/6230a447d851d5408ebb90bf
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