Integrating Public Health Data and Building Design

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Integrating public health data and building design

Want to learn how to leverage global health data to advance health and well-being in buildings and communities around the world? Enter your email address below for access to an exclusive webcast and get started!

Summary
Join IWBI’s research team to learn how to connect global health data to the implementation of strategies for enhancing health and well-being in buildings and communities around the world.

Presented by
Angela Loder, Vice President of Research, International WELL Building Institute
Regina Vaicekonyte, Senior Director, Delos Labs

Learning objectives

Demonstrate how strategies outlined in the WELL Building Standard (WELL) address global and regional health risk factors.
Discover how to prioritize building and community design, management and operations strategies based on data from the Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington’s Global Burden of Disease database.

Length
1 hour

This session is brought to you by the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) and is eligible for 1 WELL-specific CE hour.

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