Operations Related to Environmental Hygiene
The EVS Department of the Year highlights the outstanding achievements of a cutting-edge environmental services team in maintaining high levels of performance in cleaning, disinfecting, infection prevention, environmental sustainability and stewardship, technology use, patient satisfaction,…
The Certified Health Care Environmental Services Technician Train-the-Trainer (T-CHEST) designation equips health care environmental services leaders with the knowledge and instructional skills to train and certify EVS technicians at your organization.
The Association for the Health Care Environment (AHE), of the American Hospital Association, has announced ServiceMaster Clean as a 2018-2020 Corporate Champion.
The Certified Surgical Cleaning Technicians Train-the-Trainer (T-CSCT) designation equips health care environmental services leaders with the knowledge and instructional skills to train and certify EVS technicians at their organization.
John Scherberger, FAHE, CHESP, provides information on UV disinfection and important factors to consider when evaluating UV technologies.
Health care practices are always evolving due to new research and technology. It is important for health care workers to adapt a culture of continuous improvement and learning in order to keep up with new practices, implement change and impact all levels of staff. This webinar will examine how to…
The CMIP workshop provides EVS professionals with knowledge necessary to meet the CMS requirements for an infection preventionist.
Becoming a certified environmental services professional with CHESP certification shows that you know how to maintain health care environments.
Collaborating with health care systems across the country who have CHEST trained and certified front line teams, AHE is collecting and analyzing data around key measures such as infection rates, HCAHPs scores, turnover, and employee engagement. In this program we will share data findings associated…
This webinar will provide an in-depth explanation of how organisms develop drug resistance, and what we can do to reduce this growth.
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