I'd like to try to get in touch with this person: < ³Nature is in some fundamental way important for the human psyche, and as such it is really central to public health,² says Roger Ulrich, director of the Center for Health Systems and Design at Texas A&M University. A pioneer in the field, Ulrich has tested these theories on patients recovering from cardiac and abdominal surgery. He found that patients whose hospital rooms overlooked trees required less pain medication and recovered more quickly than those whose rooms overlooked brick walls.>
Bryan / college Station has two hospitals, St Joseph and The Med Center, both have or are currently undergoing some major revamping projects. I've been wondering how a fountain type flowform would work in some area where healing is most needed.
