Health Facilities Management: Sustainability Delivers Big Savings for Hospitals
Health Facilities Management November 2012 Hospitals committed to sustainability increased their savings substantially in 2011 compared to the previous year, largely by expanding tried-and-true conservation actions that cut waste and use of resources. The 2012
Qmed Medtech Pulse Blog: The Old Medtech Business Model Is Unsustainable. Now What?
Qmed Medtech Pulse Blog November 27, 2012 Brian Buntz Since 2007 to present, much of the world has faced financial turmoil. At the same time, medical costs throughout much of the world have continued to
Outpatient Surgery Magazine: Going Green Pays Off
Outpatient Surgery Magazine November 20, 2012 Daniel Cook If hospitals nationwide worked to reduce their energy use, waste and surgical supply inefficiencies, total healthcare savings would total $15 billion over the next decade, according to
Resource Recycling, Inc: Recycling, Reuse Could Save Billions in Healthcare Costs
Resource Recycling, Inc November 2012 By Jake Thomas, Resource Recycling A new study has found that hospitals could see significant savings by making their operations more environmentally friendly, including how they manage their waste and
Fierce Healthcare: Obama Win Bolsters Hospital ACO, Reform Efforts
Fierce Healthcare November 7, 2012 By Karen Cheung-Larivee James Merlino, chief experience officer at Cleveland Clinic and FierceHealthcare editorial advisory board member, said regardless of whether Obama or Romney had won, its priority was how to provide high-value care. "It