S09 - Session O6 - Using Therapeutical Landscape Database to Assist Landscape Design in Hospital and Long-Term Care
Friday, August 19, 2022 4:00 PM to 4:15 PM · 15 min. (Europe/Paris)
Angers Congress Centre
S09 International symposium on Urban horticulture for sustainable food security (urbanfood2022)
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Authors: Chun-Yen Chang *, Shih-Han Hung, Hsing-Fen Tang
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2019). Thereforeaccessibilityand sustainability in the outdoor environment would be an essential issue for landscape designers to address for health (Motealleh et al.animalscalled "healthy landscape databased," and to transfer those healthy scores into the landscape design principle. Using the Journal Citation Reports to select the categories related to "Landscape," the chosen research the keywords related to "landscape and health," for exampleflowersHappinessheart rate) or psychological indicators (e.g.landscape preference) could provide a solid evidence-based design for those who live in long-term care or hospital to connect with nature daily.long-term care and the hospital environment design would be critical for relieving human physical/psychological stress. A study pointed out that dementia-friendly environments related to orientationmeaningful activitiesnatural-based facilitiesNatureNature as a guild to promote health has been verified in more than thirty decades. Gesler (1993) defined the therapeutical landscape as all kinds of settings related to fostering health benefits for humans. According to the WHO reportplants) in the settings and the indicators of health-related measurement gave designers "visions" to explain how and why the landscape is related to health. The more natural-based designsPreferencereminiscencerestorativenesssafetyScopus. From the databasedsensory stimulationssocializationthe diverse contents (e.g.the landscape images selection and combination with the corresponding physical (e.g.the more to promote health. Thereforethe number of older people has increased worldwide. Those aged over 60 years old will be one in five in 2050. Thereforethis research provides a method linking the evidence-based researchto search the physical and psychological healthy indexes in ScienceDirect &well-being
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Oral session including this Oral presentation
S09 - Session O6 - Landscape and health (Common to S7 and S9)
Friday, August 19, 2022 3:30 PM to 4:00 PM
Angers Congress Centre