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Attending the HEALTHCARE DESIGN 09 Conference in Orlando, Florida? Leave with your EDAC accreditation. Conference attendees receive 10% off the exam price – Apply Now. Applications due by October 9, 2009.
5 Reasons to Get EDAC Accredited
- You will have a competitive edge when talking about EBD to clients and colleagues.
Having an accreditation in EBD will show clients and colleagues that you're serious about using design research in your facilities and projects. Many people can say they know the process, but with an EDAC credential you can prove your understanding.
- You can demonstrate that your design decisions are based on credible evidence.
Until now, no standard definition has existed regarding EBD and its process. By attaining the EDAC credential you can be sure of the process to follow and demonstrate how to use credible research in a healthcare project to any team member.
- You can point to a definable set of skills that uniquely qualify you to incorporate the latest findings into projects.
The EDAC program helps individuals understand the importance of using design research while providing process points and resources for implementing research. These are skills that can be applied throughout the life of a project.
- You will have access to ongoing professional learning and advancement.
Once you are EDAC accredited you will join a community of accredited individuals who are dedicated to creating healing environments. Accredited individuals have access to the EDAC Group on LinkedIn where they can learn from peers, build connections, and ask questions.
- You will be seen as a leader in the healthcare and healthcare design community.
Because the EDAC program is new, you can be among the first few to dedicate yourselves to making a concrete dedication to EBD. Show them you know.
What are your concerns about EDAC? Contact us and we will address your questions. We'd even like to hear from newly accredited individuals about your experiences.
Thanks and talk to you next Thursday,
-The EDAC team
P.S. Study groups can come to you. View current groups, or contact Phyllis Goetz to start on in your area.
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