Table 4.

Session 5–7 Feedback (Room 3—Inboard Headwall).

Session and Room Configuration	Built Environment Permanence	Strength (St)	Movement (Mv)	Decision-Making (Dm)	Manipulation (Ma)	Perception (Pe)
Sessions 5–7	Workspace Envelope	Shorter walk to toilet; chair at footwall corner closer to toilet than other layout (decision to move chair from sofa corner for better distance / mobility); chair better at footwall; room seems smaller; generous space at chair, but patient and family cannot see TV. No support to the bathroom door—use IV pole/ headwall ledge for support	Wall-mounted monitor would be in the way; have to do a 180 degree turn for toilet and back up, but less torquing; it “looked” better when someone else was getting to toilet, but it is not; potential conflicts with work flow if staff use footwall area; straight path to bed from chair, but over-bed table in the way; maybe bathroom should be on family zone side verses nurse work space	Bathroom layout makes it more visible than Session 2	Manipulate door, but pretty easy if door pulls out; no room at toilet for nurse to assist—narrow	Side chair looks like an obstacle; feels tight; I see an obstacle course—room cluttered with furniture
	Personal Workspace	Walls on either side of toilet can be used as a brace, feels safer, but bars on both sides of toilet would be better
	Products	Want to use bed opposite chair for support (sit/stand)