Session Information
ASHE 2011 International Conference and Exhibition on Health Facility Planning Design and Construction
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Targeting 100: Reevaluating Hospital Energy, Quality, and Cost.
Track
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Fundamentals of PDC for Health Care
Program Code:
225982
Date:
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Time:
7:30 AM to 8:30 AM
EST
Location:
TCC - Room 22-23
PRIMARY SPEAKER
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Joel Loveland, Professor of Architecture and the Director of the Integrated Design Lab, Director, Professor of Architecture, University of Washington Integrated Design Lab | Puget Sound
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Description
This session presents the results of the Targeting 100! Study, which provides hospitals with tools to achieve an energy use index of less than 100 KBtu/sf per year and an Energy Star rating of 100, and discusses the next steps in this research. Through a panel discussion, you will be provided with a roadmap to improve indoor air quality and energy savings in health care facilities. This session will enable you to-
• State five issues the project team must consider, based on the research results, when establishing energy utilization goals for a health care facility.
• Discuss, based on the research presented, how collaboration among the design, building mechanical system, and facility management teams is key to achieving energy goals.
• Create multidisciplinary project teams, as explained in the research, that have a clear understanding of their roles in improving energy utilization and indoor air quality in a health care facility.
• Discuss strategies, as suggested by the research, for gaining support from senior staff for addressing a health care facility's energy use to improve its Energy Star rating.
• State five issues the project team must consider, based on the research results, when establishing energy utilization goals for a health care facility.
• Discuss, based on the research presented, how collaboration among the design, building mechanical system, and facility management teams is key to achieving energy goals.
• Create multidisciplinary project teams, as explained in the research, that have a clear understanding of their roles in improving energy utilization and indoor air quality in a health care facility.
• Discuss strategies, as suggested by the research, for gaining support from senior staff for addressing a health care facility's energy use to improve its Energy Star rating.
LEARNER OUTCOMES:
- Identify hospitals contributions to energy consumption and major opportunities for increased energy efficiency.
- Identify integrated project team and specific systems strategies required to reduce hospitals overall energy load to meet significant energy efficiency goals, such as the 2030 Challenge.
- Identify precedents that have implemented strategies to reduce energy use and increase overall indoor environmental quality for staff and patients.
- Identify the cost implication of transforming a traditional hospital prototype to an updated, contemporary prototype that is energy efficient, better for human well-being, and leads to future infrastructure that is more sustainable.
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