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Applying Successful Performance Measures to EC Management	$229.00
Participants will learn the basics of the measurement and evaluation process described in the accreditation standards published by the Joint Commission.

EC Standards in 2009	$229.00
This program will review the changes in the standards and includes suggestions for preparing for a 2009 survey.

Fire Protection Plans for Hospital Data Centers	$229.00
This audio conference is hosted by Fenwal Protection Systems. Fenwal, now part of UTC Fire & Security, a division of UTC, has helped customers conduct "business as usual," without loss of people, operating time,...

Implementing a Hazardous Pharmaceutical Waste Management Program	$229.00
This timely audio session will focus on why pharmaceutical waste has become such an issue now and what your facility must do to come into compliance.

Improving Your Environment of Care - Breaking the Chain of Disease Transmission	$229.00
Join us for a 90-minute audio conference as we discuss the relationship between environment contamination and HAI.

Audio Conferences/Webinars

1/28/10: Update 2010 – What’s new at the Joint Commission for the Environment of Care	$219.00
This program will present an overview of the 2010 Joint Commission standards and survey process that address management of the physical environment.

4/27/10: When the Lights Go Out: Managing Your Emergency Power Supply System, Streamlining Compliance and Lowering Costs	$219.00
For healthcare facility managers, guarding against a power outage is not only a matter of improving patient safety but also one of reducing financial risk.