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overstimulation, and non-discriminatory reading for those within retirement homes. This is where the "when", "where", and "why" of signage must be addressed. In deciding "when" information should be presented, Tetsuya argues that it is "important that essential visual information be provided at a relatively early stage in walking routes." Therefore, we can assume that immediately relevant information such as the direction of available facilities should be placed near the entrance of patient rooms, or at the end of hallways housing patient rooms.

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