Operations Related to Environmental Hygiene

Hospital's autonomous 'TUGs' reduce physical strain on EVS staff and boost team morale.

The 1-249 beds category winner discusses improving ED cleaning, upgrading floor maintenance and implementing technology .

The 250-499 beds category winner focusing on building culture, enhancing careers and adopting technology .

The 500-plus beds category winner excels in technology research, staff retainment and sustainability-related savings.

The Association for the Health Care Environment honors three teams for their dedication to innovation, persistence and care for people.

The HCAHPS survey provides a good baseline for assessing facility best practices.

Facilities managers must consider user perception, hygiene data, touch-free technology and environmental responsibility.

Despite limited resources, small facilities can still bolster decarbonization efforts by engaging in early education and leadership buy-in.

Hospital furniture selection balances dual priorities of operational efficiency and patient experience.

Optimizing hospital energy, water and waste management operations.