Health performance indicators in the built environment - Revision history

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	On 28 January 2021 CIOB hosted a webinar entitled, IMMUNE - The world’s first open source Healthy by Design Building Standard. Chaired by Dr Darren Allen, IMMUNE ~~project~~ director, the webinar panel included Catalin Nastasoiu, IMMUNE marketing consultant, Gavin Bonner, vice president of Genesis Property and Dr Liviu Tudor, president of the European Property Federation and developer of the IMMUNE building standard.	+	On 28 January 2021 CIOB hosted a webinar entitled, IMMUNE - The world’s first open source Healthy by Design Building Standard. Chaired by Dr Darren Allen, IMMUNE director, the webinar panel included Catalin Nastasoiu, IMMUNE marketing consultant, Gavin Bonner, vice president of Genesis Property and Dr Liviu Tudor, president of the European Property Federation and developer of the IMMUNE building standard.

	The [https://immune-building.com/ IMMUNE Building Standard] is an international certification programme that can be used to identify buildings that have been designated as safe from the transmission of COVID-19 or other contagious airborne illnesses. It was developed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020/21.		The [https://immune-building.com/ IMMUNE Building Standard] is an international certification programme that can be used to identify buildings that have been designated as safe from the transmission of COVID-19 or other contagious airborne illnesses. It was developed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020/21.

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−	The data that has been gathered about the buildings ~~will~~ be used to produce a digital twin that can be made visible to provide a live broadcast of ~~its pulse to the public. Aspects of the pulse can include~~:	+	The data that has been gathered about the buildings can be used to produce a digital twin that can be made visible to provide a live broadcast of:

	* Water quality		* Water quality
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−	By establishing HPIs and continuously monitoring them, facilities management departments will be able to take proactive measures to respond to other ~~adversarial~~ conditions that may occur in the built environment. These ~~can~~ include ~~other~~ seasonal flu outbreaks, industrial accidents, fire safety issues and so on.	+	By establishing HPIs and continuously monitoring them, facilities management departments will be able to take proactive measures to respond to other adverse conditions that may occur in the built environment. These might include seasonal flu outbreaks, industrial accidents, fire safety issues and so on.

−	Those buildings that apply for IMMUNE accreditation will be required to recertify over a period of time, explains Tudor, who reiterates that the standard “will not be buried when the pandemic is gone.” He stresses its importance, seeing it as part of an organisation’s corporate social responsibility ~~efforts~~.	+	Those buildings that apply for IMMUNE accreditation will be required to recertify issues over a period of time explains Tudor, who reiterates that the standard “will not be buried when the pandemic is gone.” He stresses its importance, seeing it as part of an organisation’s corporate social responsibility.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	On 28 January 2021, CIOB hosted a webinar entitled, IMMUNE - The world’s first open source Healthy by Design Building Standard. Chaired by Dr Darren Allen, IMMUNE project director, the webinar panel included Catalin Nastasoiu, IMMUNE marketing consultant, Gavin Bonner, vice president of Genesis Property and Dr Liviu Tudor, president of the European Property Federation and developer of the IMMUNE building standard.	+	On 28 January 2021 CIOB hosted a webinar entitled, IMMUNE - The world’s first open source Healthy by Design Building Standard. Chaired by Dr Darren Allen, IMMUNE project director, the webinar panel included Catalin Nastasoiu, IMMUNE marketing consultant, Gavin Bonner, vice president of Genesis Property and Dr Liviu Tudor, president of the European Property Federation and developer of the IMMUNE building standard.

−	The [https://immune-building.com/ IMMUNE Building Standard] is an international certification programme that can be used to identify buildings that have been designated as safe from the transmission of COVID-19 or other contagious airborne illnesses. It was developed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020.	+	The [https://immune-building.com/ IMMUNE Building Standard] is an international certification programme that can be used to identify buildings that have been designated as safe from the transmission of COVID-19 or other contagious airborne illnesses. It was developed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020/21.

−	For more, see IMMUNE Building Standard.	+	For more information see: IMMUNE Building Standard.

	= Returning to the workplace =		= Returning to the workplace =

−	As employees ~~come back~~ to the ~~office,~~ there ~~will~~ be an expectation of better water filtration, cleaner air and other improvements in the environment. Allen suggests, “people will ‘interview’ their buildings” before agreeing to return, and HPIs will help to document adjustments that have been made. Citing precedents first set in structural safety standards (such as those addressing earthquakes, fires or floods) and then sustainability standards (such as those addressing energy usage, pollution controls and the need for more efficient buildings), Allen sees health and wellness as the next critical area for building standards.	+	As employees return to the workplace there is likely to be an expectation of better water filtration, cleaner air and other improvements in the environment. Allen suggests, “people will ‘interview’ their buildings” before agreeing to return, and Health Performance Indicator (HPIs) will help to document adjustments that have been made. Citing precedents first set in structural safety standards (such as those addressing earthquakes, fires or floods) and then sustainability standards (such as those addressing energy usage, pollution controls and the need for more efficient buildings), Allen sees health and wellness as the next critical area for building standards.

−	Noting the lack of preparation in most built environments (other than those with clean room requirements or dealing with healthcare and infectious diseases), Allen opened the webinar by discussing the need to address the current condition of the built environment. ~~By stressing~~ the importance of a Healthy by Design System (HbDS) at the core of a building’s resilience. IMMUNE seeks to produce HbDS by using technology such as big data (captured by IoT sensors) and artificial intelligence which is then relayed in real time to facilities management departments to prompt adjustments to cleaning, security, fire safety and other practices associated with health.	+	Noting the lack of preparation in most built environments (other than those with clean room requirements or dealing with healthcare and infectious diseases), Allen opened the webinar by discussing the need to address the current condition of the built environment. He stressed the importance of a Healthy by Design System (HbDS) at the core of a building’s resilience. IMMUNE seeks to produce HbDS by using technology such as big data (captured by IoT sensors) and artificial intelligence which is then relayed in real time to facilities management departments to prompt adjustments to cleaning, security, fire safety and other practices associated with health.

−	IMMUNE and HbDS are primarily associated with existing buildings, ~~not only seeking~~ input from facilities managers, ~~but also from~~ property owners, architects, human resources and other ~~possible contributors~~. The expectation is that everyone will come together to develop, design, engineer and permanently maintain the building with health in mind ~~(beyond the COVID-19 pandemic)~~.	+	IMMUNE and HbDS are primarily associated with existing buildings, and seeks input from facilities managers, property owners, architects, human resources and other stakeholders. The expectation is that everyone will come together to develop, design, engineer and permanently maintain the building with health in mind.

	= Examples of HPIs =		= Examples of HPIs =

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−	In evaluating the input of people (who are fully encouraged to contribute their observations), the HPIs are examined based on benchmarking levels recorded over ~~several periods of~~ time and then compared to data from ~~areas~~, including:	+	In evaluating the input of people (who are fully encouraged to contribute their observations), the HPIs are examined based on benchmarking levels recorded over time and then compared to data from places, including:

	* Comparable examples in the industry.		* Comparable examples in the industry.

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	* IMMUNE Building Standard.		* IMMUNE Building Standard.
	* Key performance indicators KPI.		* Key performance indicators KPI.
		+	* SAGE EMG guidance on ventilation and COVID-19.
	* Ventilation and control of COVID-19 transmission.		* Ventilation and control of COVID-19 transmission.

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	* CIOB articles.		* CIOB articles.
	* Coronavirus and the construction industry.		* Coronavirus and the construction industry.
		+	* Corporate social responsibility in construction CSR.
		+	* Facilities management.
	* Health and safety for building design and construction.		* Health and safety for building design and construction.
	* IAQ developments accelerated by COVID-19 pandemic.		* IAQ developments accelerated by COVID-19 pandemic.

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		+	* Benchmarking.
		+	* Beyond the pandemic.
		+	* Building services and health risk resilient buildings.
		+	* CEOs predict COVID-19 workplace changes will be permanent.
		+	* CIOB articles.
		+	* Coronavirus and the construction industry.
		+	* Health and safety for building design and construction.
		+	* IAQ developments accelerated by COVID-19 pandemic.
	* IMMUNE Building Standard.		* IMMUNE Building Standard.
	* Key performance indicators KPI.		* Key performance indicators KPI.
		+	* Ventilation and control of COVID-19 transmission.

	[[Category:DCN_News]] [[Category:DCN_Presentation]] [[Category:DCN_Project_Knowledge]] [[Category:DCN_Standard]] [[Category:News]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:Health_and_safety_/_CDM]] [[Category:Standards_/_measurements]]		[[Category:DCN_News]] [[Category:DCN_Presentation]] [[Category:DCN_Project_Knowledge]] [[Category:DCN_Standard]] [[Category:News]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:Health_and_safety_/_CDM]] [[Category:Standards_/_measurements]]

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	Essential to HbDS are the HPIs introduced in the book Healthy Buildings by Joseph G. Allen, Director of the Healthy Buildings Program and John D. Macomber, Senior Lecturer in Finance at Harvard Business School. This matrix illustrates the concepts that have been incorporated into IMMUNE and its HbDS. These concepts are designated as HPI factors to be measured over time.		Essential to HbDS are the HPIs introduced in the book Healthy Buildings by Joseph G. Allen, Director of the Healthy Buildings Program and John D. Macomber, Senior Lecturer in Finance at Harvard Business School. This matrix illustrates the concepts that have been incorporated into IMMUNE and its HbDS. These concepts are designated as HPI factors to be measured over time.

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−	Data related to buildings:	+	In evaluating the input of people (who are fully encouraged to contribute their observations), the HPIs are examined based on benchmarking levels recorded over several periods of time and then compared to data from areas, including:
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		+	* Comparable examples in the industry.
		+	* Buildings within the organisation.
		+	* Specific areas (such as different floors) within the building.
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−	In evaluating the input of people (who are fully encouraged to contribute their observations), the HPIs are examined based on benchmarking levels recorded over several periods of time and then compared to data from areas, including:

−	* Comparable examples in the industry.
−	* Buildings within the organisation.
−	* Specific areas (such as different floors) within the building.

	The data that has been gathered about the buildings will be used to produce a digital twin that can be made visible to provide a live broadcast of its pulse to the public. Aspects of the pulse can include:		The data that has been gathered about the buildings will be used to produce a digital twin that can be made visible to provide a live broadcast of its pulse to the public. Aspects of the pulse can include:

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =
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	Essential to HbDS are the HPIs introduced in the book Healthy Buildings by Joseph G. Allen, Director of the Healthy Buildings Program and John D. Macomber, Senior Lecturer in Finance at Harvard Business School. This matrix illustrates the concepts that have been incorporated into IMMUNE and its HbDS. These concepts are designated as HPI factors to be measured over time.		Essential to HbDS are the HPIs introduced in the book Healthy Buildings by Joseph G. Allen, Director of the Healthy Buildings Program and John D. Macomber, Senior Lecturer in Finance at Harvard Business School. This matrix illustrates the concepts that have been incorporated into IMMUNE and its HbDS. These concepts are designated as HPI factors to be measured over time.

−	Data related to people	+	-----
		+	Data related to people:

−	BEFORE AFTER	+	{\|
		+	\| BEFORE
		+	\| AFTER
		+	\|-
		+	\| Employee happiness
		+	\| Illness trends
		+	\|-
		+	\| Employee complaints
		+	\| Total sick days
		+	\|-
		+	\| Data collected from personal digital devices
		+	\| How employees perceive their health
		+	\|-
		+	\| Sentiment analysis
		+	\| Healthcare costs
		+	\|}

−	~~Employee happiness Illness trends~~	+	Data related to buildings:

−	~~Employee complaints Total sick days~~	+	{\|
		+	\| BEFORE
		+	\| AFTER
		+	\|-
		+	\| Building design
		+	\| Space utilisation
		+	\|-
		+	\| Building composition
		+	\| Building audits
		+	\|-
		+	\| Ventilation
		+	\| How employees perceive the building
		+	\|-
		+	\| Continuous commissioning
		+	\| Retroactive commissioning
		+	\|}

−	~~Data collected from personal digital devices How employees perceive their health~~	+	-----
−		+	In evaluating the input of people (who are fully encouraged to contribute their observations), the HPIs are examined based on benchmarking levels recorded over several periods of time and then compared to data from areas, including:
−	~~Sentiment analysis Healthcare costs~~	+
−		+
−	~~Data related to buildings~~	+
−		+
−	~~Building design Space utilisation~~	+
−		+
−	~~Building composition Building audits~~	+
−		+
−	~~Ventilation How employees perceive the building~~	+
−		+
−	~~Continuous commissioning Retroactive commissioning~~	+
−		+
−	In evaluating the input of people, the HPIs are examined based on benchmarking levels recorded over several periods of time and then compared to data from areas, including:	+

	* Comparable examples in the industry.		* Comparable examples in the industry.
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	* IMMUNE Building Standard.		* IMMUNE Building Standard.
	* Key performance indicators KPI.		* Key performance indicators KPI.
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= Introduction =

On 28 January 2021, CIOB hosted a webinar entitled, IMMUNE - The world’s first open source Healthy by Design Building Standard. Chaired by Dr Darren Allen, IMMUNE project director, the webinar panel included Catalin Nastasoiu, IMMUNE marketing consultant, Gavin Bonner, vice president of Genesis Property and Dr Liviu Tudor, president of the European Property Federation and developer of the IMMUNE building standard.

The [https://immune-building.com/ IMMUNE Building Standard] is an international certification programme that can be used to identify buildings that have been designated as safe from the transmission of COVID-19 or other contagious airborne illnesses. It was developed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020.

For more, see IMMUNE Building Standard.

= Returning to the workplace =

As employees come back to the office, there will be an expectation of better water filtration, cleaner air and other improvements in the environment. Allen suggests, “people will ‘interview’ their buildings” before agreeing to return, and HPIs will help to document adjustments that have been made. Citing precedents first set in structural safety standards (such as those addressing earthquakes, fires or floods) and then sustainability standards (such as those addressing energy usage, pollution controls and the need for more efficient buildings), Allen sees health and wellness as the next critical area for building standards.

Noting the lack of preparation in most built environments (other than those with clean room requirements or dealing with healthcare and infectious diseases), Allen opened the webinar by discussing the need to address the current condition of the built environment. By stressing the importance of a Healthy by Design System (HbDS) at the core of a building’s resilience. IMMUNE seeks to produce HbDS by using technology such as big data (captured by IoT sensors) and artificial intelligence which is then relayed in real time to facilities management departments to prompt adjustments to cleaning, security, fire safety and other practices associated with health.

IMMUNE and HbDS are primarily associated with existing buildings, not only seeking input from facilities managers, but also from property owners, architects, human resources and other possible contributors. The expectation is that everyone will come together to develop, design, engineer and permanently maintain the building with health in mind (beyond the COVID-19 pandemic).

= Examples of HPIs =

One important aspect of HbDS is the concept of health performance indicators (HPIs). Allen sees them as a wellness-based counterpart to key performance indicators (KPIs) commonly used as a measure of business activity.

Essential to HbDS are the HPIs introduced in the book Healthy Buildings by Joseph G. Allen, Director of the Healthy Buildings Program and John D. Macomber, Senior Lecturer in Finance at Harvard Business School. This matrix illustrates the concepts that have been incorporated into IMMUNE and its HbDS. These concepts are designated as HPI factors to be measured over time.

Data related to people

BEFORE AFTER

Employee happiness Illness trends

Employee complaints Total sick days

Data collected from personal digital devices How employees perceive their health

Sentiment analysis Healthcare costs

Data related to buildings

Building design Space utilisation

Building composition Building audits

Ventilation How employees perceive the building

Continuous commissioning Retroactive commissioning

In evaluating the input of people, the HPIs are examined based on benchmarking levels recorded over several periods of time and then compared to data from areas, including:

* Comparable examples in the industry.
* Buildings within the organisation.
* Specific areas (such as different floors) within the building.

The data that has been gathered about the buildings will be used to produce a digital twin that can be made visible to provide a live broadcast of its pulse to the public. Aspects of the pulse can include:

* Water quality
* Dust/allergens
* Mould/moisture
* IAQ/VOCs
* Ventilation/CO2
* Temperature
* Noise/acoustics
* Safety/security

= Life after COVID-19 =

By establishing HPIs and continuously monitoring them, facilities management departments will be able to take proactive measures to respond to other adversarial conditions that may occur in the built environment. These can include other seasonal flu outbreaks, industrial accidents, fire safety issues and so on.

Those buildings that apply for IMMUNE accreditation will be required to recertify over a period of time, explains Tudor, who reiterates that the standard “will not be buried when the pandemic is gone.” He stresses its importance, seeing it as part of an organisation’s corporate social responsibility efforts.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* IMMUNE Building Standard.
* Key performance indicators KPI.