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This train-the-trainer program provides health care facilities with the tools to train and onboard new staff to complete ASHE's ICRA 2.0™ process and personalize the strategy for your individual site.

The model codes used in the U.S. include several requirements that are specific to health care facilities, and with new editions of the codes introduced every three years, it can be difficult to keep up with the mandates of the adopted codes and referenced standards.

Prevent functional or catastrophic failure of your equipment by using our Backlog Analysis Tool. Download to assess your asset management program.

The ASHE ICRA 2.0™ Process Guide is your how-to manual for successfully engaging the ASHE ICRA 2.0 tool. It closely follows the steps outlined on the form, but it also helps you understand where the ASHE ICRA 2.0 fits within the larger project plan and who you should include on the ASHE ICRA 2.0 team.

Leveraging a new generation of FCA software to create a prioritized capital plan and an always-current listing of every asset’s current state.

This tool helps facilities managers apply the tactics of building system maintenance to infection control by identifying opportunities for infection risk during rounding.

Join a panel of code experts to discuss the latest developments on emergency preparedness, CMS and more in regards to codes and standards requirements.

Use this self-assessment tool to prepare your non-hospital business occupancies for survey by accreditations organizations.

ASHE ICRA 2.0™ includes several improvements and clarifications to help in prevention planning for construction projects.

The Challenges with Decarbonization | Presented by Gordian

Expand your knowledge of electrical systems and electrical equipment during this overview of NFPA 99, Health Care Facilities Code.

Gene Building on Allegion’s recent health care research, we will discuss the latest trends and their impact on door and hardware applications.

Help prepare your facility for adverse weather-related events through this article and adverse weather checklist available to ASHE members.

Treasure Hunt uncovers $116,600/year in potential energy savings to reallocate to patient care.

Using renewable energy sources, hospital reduces annual utility bill from more than $3 million to $2.8 million despite an almost 40% increase in the cost of electricity.

Team approach and the strategic use of data helps downtown hospital earn ENERGY STAR® certification.

System achieves 10 ENERGY STAR® designations and validates over $100 million in utility savings since 2008.

Hospital employs an ESCO to build enthusiasm and achieve ENERGY STAR® 100.

Large system takes steps to recognize more than $13 million in energy savings over four years.

Hospital system in the District of Columbia saves $42,000 a year by bringing sustainability efforts into sharp focus.