As if finding treatments and cures for diseases and injuries of children was not a big enough of a challenge for researchers, try your hand at building a facility to meet tomorrow's needs for specialized pediatric care. Bruce Komiske, chief of hospital design and construction at the Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, tells host Bruce Japsen about the complex and rewarding challenges involved in planning and building new pediatric facilities.
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As if finding treatments and cures for diseases and injuries of children was not a big enough of a challenge for researchers, try your hand at building a facility to meet tomorrow's needs for specialized pediatric care. Bruce Komiske, chief of hospital design and construction at the Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, tells host Bruce Japsen about the complex and rewarding challenges involved in planning and building new pediatric facilities.
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