
When Budgets Are Tight, Every Decision Has to Work Harder (DHEI)
The real risk? That we stop asking the right questions There is no point pretending otherwise: budgets are under pressure. Across healthcare, estates, public services

The real risk? That we stop asking the right questions There is no point pretending otherwise: budgets are under pressure. Across healthcare, estates, public services

Ahead of Design for Healthcare Environments Ireland, Senior Registrar in Psychiatry, and former HSE Spark National NCHD Innovation Fellow Dr Caoimhe Glancy believes one of

Children’s Health Ireland’s Dehlia McCarthy and Paul Hendrick believe the most effective healthcare environments aren’t created through assumptions or technology alone, but by listening to

This September, healthcare leaders, clinicians, estates professionals, designers and people with lived experience will come together to explore how better environments can improve safety, dignity,

Ahead of Dr Shelley James’ talk at Design in Mental Health 2026 On the 2nd of June 2026, Dr Shelley James will take to the

In Conversation with Ciaran Cuddihy on Why Design Shapes Everyday Mental Health Care “The building is another staff member. It can either support us, or

Why the most important design decisions happen before design begins In mental health design, we often focus on what we can see: the building, the

There’s a lot going on just now at Design in Mental Health Network…. So you’d be forgiven if you missed an announcement about an event,

Lighting That Heals: Lee McCarthy on Designing Better Mental Health Environments From prisons to pioneering therapeutic lighting, Lee McCarthy reflects on three decades of lighting