NEHES News
Attention all NEHES members! Did you recently receive an ASHE certification? We'd like to highlight your accomplishment in an upcoming newsletter. Please complete the form below to let us know which certificate you received this year.
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The candidates for the 2024 ASHE Elections have been selected, and voting will open on Sunday, July 21 at the Health Care Facilities Innovation Conference. All ASHE members will receive voting instructions and a personal link on July 21. Several NEHES members are up for election, and we encourage you to vote for candidates from our chapter!
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To assist with education planning, the New England Healthcare Engineers' Society is soliciting abstracts for presentations at the 2024 Fall Conference, taking place Sept. 22-25 in Stowe, Vermont. Abstracts must be submitted through this web form. We ask that all abstracts support the conference theme: "Innovation and Capital Revitalization: Thinking Outside the Box." Each abstract submission should include four specific learning objectives to help identify what attendees will be able to apply in their workplace following your session. While we are open to all proposals, topics of interest include construction project management, value engineering, creative staffing, ICRA 2.0, working with the C-suite, ASHRAE, and codes/standards – NFPA/DNV/TJC. The deadline to submit your abstract is June 14. Selected presenters will be notified by July 3.
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Corporate Membership in NEHES is now available at a group rate to manufacturers, vendors, contractors, distributors, service providers, architects, and other professionals. Corporate Membership is open to companies that directly support New England-based healthcare provider organizations or medical research facilities and to businesses that interact with NEHES members. Corporate members must have administrative, supervisory, or management responsibility for tasks or duties that fall within the broad field of healthcare engineering.
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Upcoming Events
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response (ASPR), Technical Resources, Assistance Center, and Information Exchange (TRACIE) and Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health (OASH), Office of Climate Change and Health Equity (OCCHE) invite you to join this webinar on healthcare facility resilience and mitigation. Speakers from New York University Langone Health and Mass General Brigham—who have used resilient and sustainable building designs to ensure their facilities can effectively withstand unexpected and severe weather events—will share their experiences, and OCCHE staff will highlight related efforts and priorities in building climate-resilient healthcare facilities.
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Membership
Michael Cust
JS Barry Industries
Northern New England Account Rep Ben Hoffman
Walsh Brothers
Sr. Project Manager Richard Fredette
Urell Inc.
Commercial Sales
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ASHE Update
In this article, NEHES' ASHE Advocacy Representative Ed Lydon shares interpretive guidance to help you strengthen your environment of care and life safety preparedness.
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Health Facilities Management
The conference highlighted the collaborative skills necessary to produce compliant, patient- and staff-focused facilities while incorporating tech and sustainability.
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Sustainability
Healthcare Facilities Today
Healthcare facilities are modernizing HVAC systems with sustainability in mind, focusing on achieving Net Zero emissions and decarbonization through innovations like efficient heat pumps and renewable energy integration.
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FacilitiesDive
Michael Gill, new senior director of client services for New England at the Cushman & Wakefield subsidiary, discusses reducing energy and carbon use intensity to meet sustainability goals.
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Facility Executive
There are several key areas to consider before diving into an adaptive reuse project to transform former retail and commercial spaces into outpatient healthcare facilities.
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Healthcare Facilities Today Workplace violence, especially in healthcare, is on the rise. Measures like protocols and patient flagging systems are being implemented to enhance safety.
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Facility Management News
Health Facilities Management
Healthcare project managers can ensure success by aligning stakeholder expectations, managing change, and communicating consistently with clinical staff and leadership.
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