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Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs)
Save energy and money with energy conservation methods from ASHE's Energy to Care program.
Sustainability Tips
Get real-world sustainability tips from professionals in health care facilities. Learn how to thrive in energy sustainability best practices.
Energy to Care Dashboard
Energy to Care Dashboard offers an at-a-glance view of health care facilities' energy use. Reduce user burden with easy-to-use benchmarks and monitoring tools.
Success Stories
Since 2010, over 3,500 facilities have recognized significant energy savings through the Energy to Care program.
Treasure Hunts
This 2 day event brings together health care facilities professionals on a quest to discover low-cost energy savings opportunities at a hospital or clinical site.
Redefining the Physician’s Role as Care Team Leader
Trustee Articles
With training and support, physicians can become effective team leaders.
Power Manage Your Way to Save
Whether you are working in a clinic or a hospital, technology plays a key role in 21st century health care.
AHRMM Keys for Supply Chain Excellence
The AHRMM Keys for Supply Chain Excellence are Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that set the standard for supply chain management in the health care field. AHRMM has developed the AHRMM Keys for Supply Chain Excellence – essential Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that every health care supply chain should be measuring.
Hiring & Retaining the Right Staff
Technical Paper
With a focus on customer service and improving the patient experience, it is essential to hire people who are a good fit to your hospital during recruiting, hiring, and onboarding processes. The purpose of this paper is to provide you with proven strategies in attracting, interviewing, hiring and retaining staff.
Using Lean Management Strategically
Technical Paper
An Environmental Service's leader as a Lean leader needs to be patient, inquisitive, keenly interested in problem-solving, a good communicator, and a mentor who likes to see people succeed. This paper will propose a proven strategy for becoming a Lean department through the leader's eyes.