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April 12, 2026American Journal of Medical QualityOpen Access

Rethinking the Design of Adolescent Crisis Stabilization Units: A Mixed-Methods Study Using Physical Mock-Up Simulations and Artificial Intelligence

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RJRoxana JafarifiroozabadiCZC ZhangSPStephen Parker

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Mixed-methods study investigates safety design features in adolescent crisis units, suggesting AI can enhance outcomes.

Key Points

  • The study aims to evaluate safety design features in adolescent crisis stabilization units through simulations and expert feedback.
  • Conducted mixed-methods study with clinicians, designers, and trainees (N = 17)
  • Used physical mock-up simulations for design feature evaluation
  • Gathered qualitative and quantitative feedback via questionnaires and focus groups
  • Developed AI tool for real-time video analysis during simulations
  • Experts rated semi-enclosed nursing stations higher for visibility
  • Design trainees perceived greater privacy in open nursing stations (P = 0.036)
  • AI tool detected and tracked participant interactions with over 80% accuracy compared to manual coding

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Jafarifiroozabadi et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69db37404fe01fead37c52eahttps://doi.org/10.1097/jmq.0000000000000300
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