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Hospitals serve as community lifelines — which is why it is essential they are designed to accommodate critical events, from natural disasters to pandemics. For its cover story, Healthcare Design examines the key resiliency strategies deployed at Loma Linda University Medical Center, which includes a special structural system that limits shaking during earthquakes.

Hospitals serve as community lifelines — which is why it is essential they are designed to accommodate critical events, from natural disasters to pandemics. For its November cover story, Healthcare Design examines the key resiliency strategies deployed at Loma Linda University Medical Center, which includes a special structural system that ...

HCD: How Loma Linda University Medical Center’s Expansion Is Prepared for the Next Earthquake

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