Safe Day One™ is recognized by ASHE as a preparation course for the Certified Health Care Physical Environment Worker. Safe Day One™ Healthcare Orientation and Safety Training explores what you, as a technician, should know before you get to a healthcare worksite, what to expect when you arrive and what you need to know while you are working. You will also explore some OSHA and environmental safety issues that are unique to the healthcare industry. Cost is $129 a person and earns you 6 contact hours. Register today!
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Wednesday | October 2, 2019
11:00 am - 6:00 pm
Westside Sporting Grounds - 10120 Pattison Rd, Katy, TX 77493
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D Healthcare CEO
Texas Health Hospital Mansfield, which is scheduled to open in 2021, is including in its construction modular restroom pods, which are being built off-site.
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TAHFM has an online membership directory and resource guide, available to TAHFM members only.
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facilitiesnet.com
Environmental concerns are having an impact on the ways in which facilities are handling the management of snow and ice.
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Fortune
Leading on sustainability can give health care organizations a competitive leg up, experts say.
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Health Facilities Management
Several addendum to ANSI/ASHRAE/ASHE Standard 170-2017, Ventilation of Health Care Facilities are available for download and public comment.
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Health Facilities Management
Because their roles take them throughout the facility, health care maintenance staff can help to identify infection control problems that otherwise might be missed.
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Health Facilities Management
Getting and remaining ready for an unannounced Joint Commission survey requires a team-wide commitment to preparation.
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Health Facilities Management
Things to considering in establishing a plan to deal with the threat of violence in the ED including conduct a thorough security assessment encompassing design, staff training, and other factors.
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