Beth Burmahl
Articles
Compliance and Operations, Engineering Compliance
Leaders seek changes to code regulating hospital medical gases
A subtle change in the 2018 edition of NFPA 99, Health Care Facilities Code, could lead to patient care issues if left unresolved.
Construction, Construction Data
2022 Hospital Construction Survey
Results of the 2022 Hospital Construction Survey show that maintenance staff input leads to long-term benefits.
Construction, Construction Data
Maintenance staff plays key design and construction role
Real-life examples prove the value of maintenance staff involvement in health care construction projects.
Operational Excellence, Leadership
Worker shortages hit health care facilities teams
COVID-19 has exacerbated growing staff challenges among health care engineering, environmental services and support services departments.
Construction
COVID-19 creates obstacles in health care construction projects
Recent report examines the pandemic's impact on health care planning, including supply chain issues and labor shortages.
Operational Excellence
2021 Salary Survey results
Respondents view modest pay increases while responsibilities continue to climb.
ASHE, AHE certifications tied to higher raises
Results from the 2021 Salary Survey show that those with a CHFM or CHESP tend to earn more than peers without certification.
Children’s hospital blends history with progress
Children's Hospital New Orleans preserved historic buildings while giving them a new purpose.
Maintenance and Operations, Energy Management, Construction, Operations Related to Environmental Hygiene
Hospitals reduce their carbon footprints with sustainable solutions
From on-site renewable energy to LEED designed buildings, hospitals across the country are joining in the decarbonization movement.
Health Care Facility Technology Systems
Innovative tech powers smart room
Penn Medicine unveils new patient room technology to keep patients informed and engaged.