Der er gennemført en litteratursøgning i 2016 i flere bibliografiske databaser. Litteratursøgningen danner baggrund for den anden udgave af Designprincipper for Lindrende Arkitektur(2017).
Litteratursøgningen er gennemført som en systematisk søgning og havde fokus på betydningen af de fysiske omgivelser for mennesker ramt af livstruende sygdom.
De udvalgte artikler bygger alle på forskningsstudier, som hviler på både kvalitative og kvantitative metoder. Alle studierne er i opdateringen af designprincipperne i 2017.
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