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Best Practices for Managing Environmental Services – Part I

“Whether handling things in-house or outsourcing, the organization must understand what is needed to ensure that the cleaning and disinfecting process is completed and documented. The first priority must be providing a clean, disinfected, and safe environment for patients, visitors, and staff. Maintaining a clinical environment is not like cleaning your home. Environmental services (EVS) staff must understand and use disinfectants, equipment, and other supplies registered with the U.S. Environmental Protection Services (EPA) that require a higher level of training and education. The choice to use a contractor versus the center’s staff comes down to who is best qualified, who understands the requirements, and who provides services that assist in the reduction of health-care-associated infections.”

Mark Regna MBA, MHA, CHSP, CHCM

Corporate Vice President, Healthcare Services

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