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Four Texas health care organizations made the top 10 in the most recent Lown Institute Hospital Index: JPS Health Network, Seton Northwest Hospital, Memorial Hermann Texas Medical Center and Parkland Health and Hospital System.

Health Facilities Management
A new solar power system in Hawaii is helping Kaiser Permanente get closer to achieving its organization-wide sustainability goals.

Microgrid Knowledge
Because of their high energy demands and need for reliable power, some hospitals are looking into the use of a microgrid.

Health Facilities Management
Jeffrey E. Henne, President of the American Society for Health Care Engineering, stresses the need for healthcare facilities to maintain flexibility as well as resiliency.

Health Facilities Management
A new video from the American Society for Health Care Engineering discusses issues related to temperature and relative humidity in surgical areas.

Health Facilities Management
Challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic are affecting how health care facility planners are approaching resiliency in design.

Healthcare Facilities Today
Safety tips for hospitals during the pandemic include limiting use of public area and creating separation between different services.

Health Facilities Management
The Joint Commission has piloted a new format for life safety and environment of care surveys using virtual technology.

Health Facilities Management
Areas that require monitoring in health care power system operations include documentation, training and contingency planning.

Health Facilities Management
A number of considerations are important when it comes to reducing the risk of patient suicide.