Colour can have an effect on long term patients and it is important to think about the setting and circumstances of your patients. Research shows that blues and greens are most preferred by young children, while and busy, colourful patterns should be avoided in neurological settings
The next insight in our “Colour in Healthcare” series demonstrates research from a study on a group of extended-stay patients and their perception of colours.
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