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International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health & Well-Being, 2022 Purpose To examine stroke inpatients’ real-life wayfinding behaviour and how the built environment of rehabilitation clinics might influence their behaviour and experiences. Methods Stroke inpatients in seven rehabilitation clinics were observed (n = 70),
Maja Kevdzija
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Exploring an absent presence: Wayfinding as an embodied sociocultural experience [PDF]
, 2017 Wayfinding has often been seen as being about the quickest or shortest possible route between two points (Hölscher et al 2011; Tam 2011; Haque et al 2006).
Symonds, Paul +5 more
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Wayfinding Whilst Driving, Age and Cognitive Functioning
Journal of Road Safety, 2023 Older drivers are more likely to have difficulty wayfinding in unfamiliar areas than younger people. The present study investigated the role of cognitive functioning and age on wayfinding difficulties and driving performance whilst driving in unfamiliar ...
Kelly Jane Bryden +3 more
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Achieving a lean wayfinding system in complex hospital environments: Design and Through-life Management [PDF]
Complex products, such as buildings and other infrastructure, should aim to provide value to the customer over all stages of the product life-cycle. This paper considers some of the challenges associated with maximising customer value when designing ...
Rooke, Clementinah Ndhlovu +2 more
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Wayfinding Signage Considerations in International Airports [PDF]
, 2017 Airports are complex spaces that exist primarily for the purpose of allowing significant numbers of people to fly from and into, a specific location. In these spaces, wayfinding is an important process, given that these people need to be moved in a time ...
Symonds, Paul, Paul Symonds
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Visibility matters during wayfinding in the vertical
Scientific Reports, 2021 Visibility is the degree to which different parts of the environment can be observed from a given vantage point. In the absence of previous familiarity or signage, the visibility of key elements in a multilevel environment (e.g., the entrance, exit, or ...
Michal Gath-Morad +5 more
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Wayfinding : a simple concept, a complex process [PDF]
, 2012 Wayfinding is the process of finding your way to a destination in a familiar or unfamiliar setting using any cues given by the environment. Due to its ubiquity in everyday life, wayfinding appears on the surface to be a simply characterised and ...
Kleinschmidt, Tristan +8 more
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THE WAYFINDING IN HEALTHCARE BUILDING ENVIRONMENT
Ergodesign & HCI, 2018 The article presents the wayfinding from basic theoretical concepts and complementary studies, the increasing interest in wayfinding in Brazil and general data of the thesis with the theme color-information in the wayfinding of healthcare buid ...
Márcia Moreira Rangel +1 more
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Pacific Wayfinding Educational Leadership Through Tautai o le Moana [PDF]
, 2023 ‘Tautai o le Moana’/Wayfinders of the Ocean (TolM) is a partnership between the New Zealand Ministry of Education and the New Zealand Pasifika Principals Association.
Jacobs, Mary +4 more
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BuildingsThe complexity of subway station space can impact the efficiency of passenger navigation. The subway spatial environment is a key factor affecting indoor wayfinding for pedestrians; however, the research framework that examines how various environment ...
Shuxiang Wei +4 more
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