ASHE 2012 49th Annual Conference and Technical Exhibition
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Optimize the Surgical Suite Environment: Setback Strategies Through Building Automation and Surgical Scheduling Integration (A)
Program Code:
284993
Date:
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Time:
9:10 AM to 10:00 AM
EST
PRIMARY SPEAKER
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Dale Kondik,
CEM, PE, Development Leader,
Johnson Controls
Dale is a professional engineer with over 25 years of leadership and management of Energy Solutions in healthcare and critical environments around the world. He has experience improving client financials by delivering cost reductions and operational improvements through the application of sound engineering practices. He has a valuable experience as a mechanical design engineer, project manager coordinating the installation of improvements and ongoing support as a facilities manager. Dales experience includes work at numerous healthcare/research environments including but not limited to: the National Institutes of Health, Bethesda Naval Research, Walter Reed Army Hospital, The Cleveland Clinic, Washington Medical Center, Providence Hospital Washington DC, and American Red Cross Holland Laboratories.
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CO-SPEAKER
(S):
Kym Pfrank, Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Union Hospital
Dee Rock, Project Manager - Technology Solutions,
HDR, Inc.
With more than 30 years experience in the IT industry, including 13 years of healthcare information systems experience at a multi-facility healthcare network, Ms. Rock has a proven track record of developing and implementing technology solutions on time and within budget. Dee is experienced in managing multi-million dollar budgets for large capital and has
received numerous awards for her efforts.
As a Technology Solutions Project Manager for HDR, Dee believes in a forward-thinking planning philosophy that is based on the premise that clinical, operational, facility and
technology planning should be integrated with, and fully supportive of, an organizations strategic plan.
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Description
This case study presentation examines how Union Hospital in Terre Haute, Ind., integrated its building automation system with surgery scheduling and employed setback modes to optimize air exchange rates and reduce energy use. Hear how this innovative strategy reduced air changes 25 percent when operating rooms were not in use. This session will enable you to
Implement real-time monitoring to ensure the environment of care in your ORs is within required parameters.
Use real-time alarms to move your hospital from reactive to proactive maintenance.
LEARNER OUTCOMES:
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Earn credits toward LEED and ENERGY STAR certifications through an optimized OR environment.
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Implement real-time monitoring ensuring staff the environment of care is within required parameters.
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Track air exchange rates, temperatures and other environmental conditions in the OR for energy optimization, recordkeeping and risk mitigation.
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Utilize real-time alarms to move your hospital from reactive to proactive maintenance.