Session Information
ASHE 50th Annual Conference and Technical Exhibition 2013
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Using Defensible Data to Make the Case for Facility Funding
Track
:
Delivering Value
Program Code:
180
Date:
Monday, July 22, 2013
Time:
3:15 PM to 4:30 PM
EST
Location:
GWCC, C207
PRIMARY SPEAKER
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Description
Orlando Health found that its facility portfolio lacked empirical data on the condition of assets and systems, creating a barrier in strategic decision-making that made it difficult to secure adequate annual funding for deferred maintenance and renewal projects. This session will provide insight into the health care network’s approach to central management of condition data, deferred maintenance requirements, and the need for capital renewals. This session will enable you to:
Describe the benefits of instituting central management of information on facility conditions, including what data is collected and how it is managed in a software system.
Provide sound and irrefutable evidence to validate funding requests.
Apply a phased approach to facility assessment.
Review how empirical data is gathered and managed.
Describe the benefits of instituting central management of information on facility conditions, including what data is collected and how it is managed in a software system.
Provide sound and irrefutable evidence to validate funding requests.
Apply a phased approach to facility assessment.
Review how empirical data is gathered and managed.
LEARNER OUTCOMES:
- Appreciate the benefit of establishing a phased approach to facility assessment.
- Extrapolate the benefit of providing sound and irrefutable evidence in order to validate funding requests.
- Review how empirical data is gathered and managed.
- Understand the benefits of Orlando Health's approach to centrally managing condition data, deferred maintenance requirements and capital renewals.
Audio Synchronized to PowerPoint
(Code: 180)
$20 USD - Your Price
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