Nursing Home Design Guide
2006
Bathing Suites
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Hospital and Health Care Facilities, 2000 and 2006 (in press). Washington, DC:
American Institute of Architects with assistance from the Department of Health and
Human Services, as compiled by Facilities Guidelines Institute. See chapters on
nursing facilities and other applicable building types.
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Barrick, J Rader, B Hoeffer, and PD Sloane, (eds.) Bathing Without a Battle. New
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for Lighting and the Visual Environment for Senior Living, RP-38-98. New York: IESNA.
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Rader, B Hoeffer, and PD Sloane, (eds.) Bathing Without a Battle. New York;
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Barrick, J Rader, B Hoeffer, and PD Sloane, (eds.) Bathing Without a Battle. New
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Sloane, PD & Carnes, LE. (2004). Equipment and Supplies. In: AL Barrick, J Rader, B
Hoeffer, and PD Sloane, (eds.) Bathing Without a Battle. New York; Springer, pp.
102-116.
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Resident Unit Design and Operations
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Hospital and Health Care Facilities, 2001 and 2006 (in development). Washington,
DC: American Institute of Architects with assistance from the Department of Health and
Human Services, as compiled by Facilities Guidelines Institute. See chapters on
nursing facilities and other applicable building types.
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