facility

Amy and Jon chat with Steve Weipert, Vice President of IFM at HHS, about facilities management programs and how they play a critical role in a hospital's delicate ecosystem.

Amy and Jon sit down with Erva Trotter, EVS Director at UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital, and Luke Draper, Infection Prevention Specialist at UCHealth, and discuss infection prevention, how to reduce HAI's, and keeping facilities safe.

Kicking off season two, Amy and Jon chat with Chris Burciaga, President of Environmental Services Capital Division at HHS, and Jonathan Beveridge, President of Environmental Services Coastal Division at HHS, and discuss staffing and recruiting challenges in healthcare and how to create a good work culture.

Amy and Becca sit down with Bill Caldwell, Market CEO for Conemaugh Health, and Vince Sica, CEO for DeSoto Memorial Hospital, and discuss how COVID-19 has affected facilities of all sizes and how hospitals have adapted to these changes.

A companion piece to HRP’s PFAS Pulse newsletter.

This podcast will keep you informed on the latest content from The PFAS Pulse, HRP’s free subscription service for PFAS data, regulation, legislation, and much more. We’ll be breaking down the complex topics you’ll see on the pulse into bite sized podcast episodes, as well sitting down in conversation with experts in the field to talk about what’s new. PFAS Pulse subscribers, make sure to subscribe to this companion podcast as well to say on top of the latest!  

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Amy and Becca chat with Founder of Culinary and Nutrition Services at HHS, Keith O’Neill, and RDN, LD and Corporate Dietitian at HHS, Liz Horton about the prevalence of malnutrition in healthcare and how diet and nutrition teams are combating it.

Amy and Becca chat with David Kraeger, President of Healthcare Diversifications at HHS, about optimizing patient flow and how established processes improve the patient experience and affect a facility's bottom line.

Amy and Becca sit down with Baton Rouge General’s Dawn Jeffers, Kristin West, and Paul Douglas and chat about healthy menus and how variety affects a patient's healing process.

Coral Digatono discusses Advisory Services with BWBR's Brandon King, AIA, MBA. Together they take a high level look at a few Advisory Service offerings and why they are important to building owners.

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Amy and Becca sit down with HHS’ Executive Vice President of Environmental Services, Ray Delk, and discuss the importance and impact of support services and the common misconceptions that surround them.

Amy and Becca chat with HHS’ President of Human Capital Management, Lisa Molnar, and President of Learning and Development, Tom Decker, about supporting teams through COVID-19 and the importance of clear, effective communication.

Let’s Talk Solutions is an exciting new podcast from HHS (Hospital Housekeeping Systems) featuring conversations and solutions on the latest trends, topics and issues in hospitality support services in the healthcare industry.

Amy and Becca chat with Melissa Haynes, Patient Experience Director at Genesis PrimeCare, about the importance of the patient experience and how healthcare providers can improve it.

An efficient transportation network is central to the success of any commercial enterprise, including those that aren’t legal. Our roads and bridges enable the scourge of human trafficking, but as Research Engineer John Haberman tells us, those who manage the network can play a part in disrupting that heinous activity.

Today we're taking you down to the heart of Minneapolis, not into downtown, but south of it, where there's a cross section that is a definition of America. 

On Minneapolis's Lake Street, you'll find a vibrant and eclectic mix of locally owned businesses, from clothing stores to restaurants to grocery stores. They are owned by people dreaming of something bigger and better. They are Black, Central American, Mexican, Southeast Asian, and Indian people/business owners, as well as people/business owners from the various First Nations indigenous to Minnesota and the Upper Midwest. To be clear, it's a  neighborhood that sees challenges, one often defined by housing for those with low incomes, absentee landlords, and lack of investment. Drugs and sex trafficking have also plagued the neighborhood. And then last year, the area was set on fire, literally, in the wake of the murder of George Floyd. 

A mile and a half away from George Floyd Square, though, rises a shining new light on the corner of Bloomington Avenue and Lake Street. The colorful multi-million dollar building sits as a beacon of hope and aspiration for the community, with windows to the street that will allow traffic for both those in cars and on foot to see positive energy and transformation. It's an investment in the lives of people, who, to be frank, many of us look past; an investment coming from a 142-year-old non-profit. Today, we're taking you inside the new center, soon to be opened by The Family Partnership. 

Molly Greenman, President and CEO, gives us a tour of the new facility. With its preschool classrooms, therapy rooms, counseling rooms, playground, and laundry facilities, the center brings hope and dignity to individuals and families who have found the world to be less than hospitable. In her own words, Greenman sheds light on what this modern, warm, welcoming building means to the organization, to this community rising from years of disinvestment, and to people struggling through deep poverty and trauma. Welcome to The Family Partnership.

Hosted by James Lockwood

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In this second episode, Howard Coleman, Principal of MCA Associates, capsulizes what distribution related companies should always be looking for to improve operational efficiency of the their distribution/warehouse facilities. Whether you conduct an operational assessment and process review on your own or reach-out to an outside resource, a “distribution operations facility assessment “ is step #1 – to ...“Be Nimble...Be Quick”. 

At the end of the podcast, there is a helpful offer to optimize your take-aways. 

Host:  Howard W. Coleman, Principal of MCA Associates

To contact podcast host, Howard Coleman, email hcoleman@mcaassociates.com

 MCA Associates, a management consulting firm since 1986, works with wholesale distribution and manufacturing companies that are seeking and are committed to operational excellence. Howard and his team of Senior Consultants provide business consulting in specific areas of core-competency:

• Operational excellence thought leadership and business process re-engineering

• Distribution Center and warehouse design and resource integration

• Inventory and supply chain management

• ERP and WMS systems technology assessment 

• Organizational assessment and development

• Sales development and revenue generation

• Competitive Advantage Assessments

Gjennom 20 år som programvareleverandør av FDV-systemet FAMAC, har vi i FDVhuset  høstet mye erfaring. Dette ønsker Magnus og Mats så gjerne å formidle til alle dere lyttere – “vi har så mye på hjertet”.

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Andrew Pitkin and Dr. Beshore talk about how things are going with the Dake Wells Architects as they plan to make improvements to school district facilities.

FDV-dokumentasjon er tema for denne episoden. Vi setter fokus på krav som kan stilles allerede i prosjekteringsfasen. Hvilken dokumentasjon trenger en driftstekniker og ulike servicefirma  for å sikre at bygget og installasjonene har en lengst mulig levetid? Brukerveiledninger, tegninger, juridiske dokumenter, teknisk beskrivelse og mye mer skal systematiseres og organiseres. Hvor starter vi? 

Gjennom 20 år som programvareleverandør av FDV-systemet FAMAC, har vi i FDVhuset  høstet mye erfaring. Dette ønsker Magnus og Mats så gjerne å formidle til alle dere lyttere – “vi har så mye på hjertet”.

Vi tar for oss hva FDV egentlig er, hvordan gjennomføre FDV på en effektiv og god måte – og ikke minst skal vi sette fokus på de utfordringene som ligger i fremtidens FDV.

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Gjennom 20 år som programvareleverandør av FDV-systemet FAMAC, har vi i FDVhuset  høstet mye erfaring. Dette ønsker Magnus og Mats så gjerne å formidle til alle dere lyttere – “vi har så mye på hjertet”.

Vi tar for oss hva FDV egentlig er, hvordan gjennomføre FDV på en effektiv og god måte – og ikke minst skal vi sette fokus på de utfordringene som ligger i fremtidens FDV.

Om du har tips eller innspill på tema du ønsker vi skal ta opp i FDVpodden, så setter vi stor pris på om du sender oss en mail til  post@fdvpodden.no.

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