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Kimberly N. McMurray, AIA, EDAC, NCARB, MBA

 “Behavioral Health Design: Opportunities for Innovation in the Patient Room” – Institute of Patient Centered Design
CEU, Veterans Administration Medical Center, (July 2018), Lyons, New Jersey
 “Ligature Attachment and Suicide Risk Assessment on Behavioral Health Inpatient Units” – California Society
Healthcare Engineers – Webinar, (July 2018), Webinar, Los Angeles, California
 “Behavioral Health Design: Opportunities for Innovation in the Patient Room” – Institute of Patient Centered Design
CEU hosted by OFS Brands, (May 2018), Atlanta, Georgia
 “Ligature Attachment and Suicide Risk Assessment on Behavioral Health Inpatient Units” – California Society
Healthcare Engineers, (April 2018), San Diego, California
 “Ligature Attachment and Suicide Risk Assessment on Behavioral Health Inpatient Units” and “Designing
Behavioral Health Inpatient Units” – Cornerstone Health Group Leadership Conference, Behavioral Health Work
session, (April 2018), Dallas, Texas.
 “Ligature Attachment and Suicide Risk Assessment on Behavioral Health Inpatient Units” – Missouri Hospital
Association (January 2018) – Webinar with attendees at the Missouri Hospital Association Conference for Behavioral
Health in St. Louis, Missouri.
 “The Patient-Centered Health Design Competition for Behavioral Health: Update and Ongoing Development”
(November 2016) – Co Speaker with Tammy Thompson, SCAD Faculty; Jim Hunt, Behavioral Health Consulting; Dr.
Mardelle Shepley, Faculty Cornell University; and Mary Therese, VA Hospital Planetree Director; Healthcare Design
Conference, Houston, Texas.
 “Through the Patient’s Eyes: A Design Innovation Session” (February 2016) – ACE Summit and Reverse Expo,
Atlanta, Georgia
 Faculty and speaker at Patient-Centered Design Innovation Summit – “Health Environment Planning” (Fall 2015)
– Discuss multidisciplinary needs in health environment planning strategies for collaboration between design disciplines,
Education Summit, Charleston, South Carolina
 Evidence Based Design – “How and Where Learning Happens” (Fall 2012) – Architect Research Expertise - Speaker
and Panelist at DeKalb hosted Education Symposium Birmingham, Alabama
 Lean Healthcare 101 – “Lean Healthcare Design” (Spring 2012) – Does process management methodologies that
work in other industries have an impact in a healthcare environment? - Healthcare Summit Birmingham, Alabama
 The Healthcare Architect – “Shaping Healthcare Delivery through Research, Practice and Facility Management”
(Fall 2012) – Healthcare Summit Birmingham, Alabama
 Disaster Assessment Team: Lessons Learned from Tuscaloosa 2011 Safety Assessment (2011) – for AIA / ABC
Joint Alabama Conference.
 The Healthcare Architect: Shaping Healthcare Delivery through Research, Practice and Facility Management (Fall
2011) – AIA Georgia Conference
 Designing Planetree Patient-Centered Environments for People, Process and Prototype – “How a Holistic Healing
Community Became Realty” for Griffin Hospital and Cancer Center” (2010) at Arizona State University’s College of
Design “Exposed” 2010 symposium and authored work session content for HFI 2010 annual conference.
 “The Silver Lining – How Current changes in the Design Profession can lead to Greater Value for Institutions and
Owners” (2009) – Discussion of how Outcomes Driven Programming can lead to enhanced project outcomes, speaking
at the Department of Defense Health Facilities Institute (HFI) Annual Conference.
 “State-of-the-Art Inpatient Care for the 21st Century” (2009) – Discussion about Inpatient Nursing Units and Patient
Room Current Research and Design Trends, guest speaker at Onslow Memorial Hospital Senior Leadership and Onslow
County Board Members Fall Retreat; and
 “Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Changing Practice, Research and Current Trends” (2006) – P+W Engaging
Excellence and UAB Women & Neonatal Service Group.

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