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June 2025
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KSHE News & Events
The Kentucky Society of Healthcare Engineers (KSHE) has reaffirmed its dedication to advancing healthcare facilities education with a generous donation to the Owensboro Community and Technical College Foundation, Inc. in support of the Healthcare Facilities Leadership (HFL) program. This contribution will bolster recruitment initiatives, professional development opportunities, and immersive learning tools as the program expands its national impact.
Another great turnout in Pikeville on Thursday, June 5 at our training and networking events! We love seeing leaders embrace the opportunity to stay up on trends and continue growing in our ever changing industry.
Kentucky Spotlight
Healthcare Design
Work is underway on the 550,000-square-foot Cancer and Advanced Ambulatory Building, which is expected to open in 2027.
ASHE Update
Health Facilities Management
Reflecting on the American Society for Health Care Engineering’s (ASHE’s) motto of “Optimizing health care facilities,” it’s impossible to ignore the inefficiency of health care’s utility footprint and its resultant impact on our bottom line. According to the 2018 Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey, energy consumption across the health care sector was $10.8 billion annually.
Your Facilities Management News
Healthcare Construction + Operations News
Propane-powered cooling and combined heat and power units offer hospitals an efficient and sustainable option that can better withstand extreme weather events.
Healthcare Facilities Today
A new joint position paper urges U.S. healthcare facilities to strengthen infection prevention and control programs by aligning departmental goals, establishing evidence-based surface cleanliness standards, and elevating the role and recognition of environmental services staff, despite the current lack of universal microbial benchmarks. Sustainability Spotlight
FacilitiesNet
Smart irrigation systems use real-time weather data, environmental sensors, and automated controls to optimize water use, reduce costs, improve landscape health, and ensure regulatory compliance—making them a valuable long-term investment despite higher upfront costs.
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