If you were not able to attend the Virtual Fall Conference, you still have the opportunity to watch recorded sessions and earn CEC! This year's conference offered 18 top-notch educational sessions from your facility management peers and esteemed industry experts that supported the theme: "Sustaining Healthcare Now and Into the Future: Continuous Improvement without Exhausting Resources."
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2021 Spring Seminar: Friday, March 26, 2021
DoubleTree by Hilton Boston North Shore in Danvers, MA
2021 Fall Conference: September 19 - 22, 2021
Newport Marriott Hotel in Newport, RI
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The NEHES Board of Directors conducted their first virtual Strategic Planning Meeting. The 2021 incoming board members met to review progress on goals, milestones and to set new goals and milestones for Fiscal Year 2021 (FY2021). A review of the NEHES Investment Accounts was also provided.
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New articles are posted frequently, and if you have a resource which would be helpful to NEHES members, please let us know by email NEHES at info@nehes.org.
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We had another fabulous motorcycle ride this year and we even had a couple of vehicles that followed to join in the fun. Thank you to all of the sponsors: BCM, Columbia, Filter Sales, NFS, Victaulic, AVID Engineering & EBI.
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The NEHES Board of Directors held a virtual Strategic Planning Retreat. While we all would have preferred to be in person, we were able to focus on the items which will be critical for NEHES going forward. As always, outstanding education programs will be a key item for 2021: Engaging the chapters and growing NEHES Membership.
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Hello everyone, and happy November. I speak for all of our student members when I say I hope everyone is doing well, staying safe, and staying involved. With the new academic year still settling in, we are prepared for the dramatic changes that have been made in our education system. While many can agree this new world is not the ideal learning environment, I can assure you that we will adapt and carry on stronger than ever. I would like to take this opportunity to reach out and ask for your assistance. Our student chapters are always looking for ways to expand their understanding of this amazing field. Given the pandemic, this is the perfect opportunity to share knowledge virtually. There will always been a demand for volunteers who are willing to give a presentation to our students about their given field of expertise. If you or a colleague would be willing to help our chapters learn and grow to be future healthcare engineers, please reach out to me at any time vie email ( michaelkilbrideiii@gmail.com) so we can put something together during the academic year. Your time and knowledge will be greatly appreciated by all. As always, we would like to personally thank NEHES for their continued support to our committee. Thank you all and please stay safe.
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Beginning October 1st, NEHES began sending Membership Renewal notices to all members via email. Each year, thousands of dollars are given back to members in the form of benefits. There is a tremendous return on investment for being a NEHES member. Here’s how NEHES makes this all happen.
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Health Facilities Management
A new resource from the American Society for Health Care Engineering addresses pandemic safety during health care construction.
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The American Society for Healthcare Engineering (ASHE) is one of the largest associations devoted to optimizing the healthcare-built environment and is a personal membership organization of the American Hospital Association. ASHE’s 12,000+ members design, build, and operate hospitals, and are involved in improving the healthcare physical environment from the time hospital blueprints are drawn throughout the lifespan of a facility.
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Energy to Care
The New England Healthcare Engineers' Society came out on top in the small category in this year's Energy to Care Chapter Challenge.
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facilitiesnet.com
For cool roofing to perform optimally, maintenance is required.
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Health Facilities Management
A team at Yale New Haven Health is working to standardize facilities maintenance processes across the health system.
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Health Facilities Management
Taking "forgotten spaces" into account during the design process can eliminate the need for costly rework later on.
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Six months into the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact is still a part of daily life for hospital facility managers – affecting staffing, emergency preparedness and compliance plans.
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