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Innovative Airflow Solutions for Infection Prevention in Healthcare Settings | Lunch & Learn

Gain an understanding of the EPA’s Technology Transitions Program and how it will impact walk-in chamber design.

Unlocking Project Funding through Decarbonization Efforts | Lunch & Learn

Strategic Asset Management and PDC – Operational Handover Best Practices | Lunch & Learn

Join 3,300+ health care planning, design and construction professionals to learn, network and create value for the health care built environment.

ASHE’s Health Care Facilities Core Competency Framework charts out key skills of health care facilities management, and offers education, resources and tools to help professionals fill knowledge gaps in each area.

Ensure compliance with associated regulatory requirements in a way that ensures patient care and safety is the foremost priority.

Use ASHE's Core Competency Framework™ to help maintain your critical systems and increase efficiency in your facility operations.

Use ASHE's Core Competency Framework™ to develop your understanding of operational and capital financial management.

Driving Compliance Excellence Through Automated Solutions: Sponsored by Grainger

Learn best practices for each stage of health care construction in this e-Learning course, available 24/7 to take at your own pace over 90 days!

Meet regulatory requirements while maximizing operational efficiency and quality of care in your health care facilities.

Avoid miscommunications and unforeseen project hurdles, while also saving your organization time and resources during projects.

Ensure that the people in your health care facilities are not exposed to unnecessary harm.

This guide focuses on the design, construction, and operation of decarbonized new hospital buildings and major renovations.

The sustainability competency calls on health care facilities managers to act as good stewards of resources and actively reduce the field’s impact on the environment.

Lead your team to maintain a safe, comfortable environment for the patients, staff and visitors at your health care facilities.

Competency in energy management means using the right amount of energy to maintain the delivery of care while working to reduce energy use.

CHICAGO — The American Society for Health Care Engineering (ASHE) of the American Hospital Association has announced the winners of its 2024 Energy to Care Awards.

The presentation will explore how a hospital can establish water-related sustainability opportunities, and how to balance those opportunities with safety.