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Technology infrastructure drives renovation projects
Hospitals invest in upgrades for building automation, data infrastructure and more
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2020 Hospital Construction Survey
2020 Hospital Construction Survey
Advanced planning, design and construction technology helps drive building project efficiency
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Northside Hospital uses staff input to increase efficiency
2019 Environmental Services Department of the Year Winner in the 1-250 bed category
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Geisinger's front-line staff leans into excellence
2019 Environmental Services Department of the Year Winner in the 251-500 bed category
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2019 Environmental Services Departments of the Year
This year's teams demonstrate excellence in ensuring safe and patient-centered environments
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Jane Phillips Medical Center finds success with 10-step program
2018 Environmental Services Department of the Year Winner in the 1-249 bed category
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Children’s Medical Center Dallas puts employees first to improve performance
2018 Environmental Services Department of the Year Winner in the 250-499 bed category
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Memorial Medical Center leans on trusted methods to cut infection rates
2018 Environmental Services Department of the Year Winner in the 500+ bed category
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2018 Environmental Services Departments of the Year
This year's winners detail the strategies that keep them shining in the spotlight
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2018 Hospital Construction Survey
Hospitals evaluate design options for boosting security
Strategies to maintain security at health care facilities should be an ongoing, multidepartment process
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