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June 13-14, 2011
ACCO Headquarters
at McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP
1900 K Street NW
Washington, DC
Click Here
to Register!
June 13 PGH
Workshop:
General: $100
For June 14 Registrants: $50
June 14 Event:
Corporate - $275
Non-Profit/Academia - $250
Government - $225
Webinar - $150
ACCO,
Practice GreenHealth, USGBC, EPA ENERGY STAR and Hospital
Energy Alliance Members:
Receive a 25% discount on registration (please refer
to your e-mail invitation).
Eligible registrants paying the full fee will be offered a
10% discount off individual
membership in ACCO for the first year of membership.
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Featuring
a Pre-Conference Workshop Hosted
by Practice Greenhealth
Energy Efficiency
in Health Care
June 13, 2011
8:00 am - 12:00 pm
(click
here for program agenda)
A growing
number of hospitals are seeking to fully leverage
energy-saving opportunities in their operation & maintenance
practices. Energy efficiency and renewable energy are
mission-critical investments, enabling hospitals to reduce
current operating costs and mitigate the risks of future
price volatility. While energy is a small part of a
hospitals total operating budget, its a cost center that
managers can control with savings that go right to the
bottom line. Returns on energy-saving investments ultimately
make more resources available for quality patient care.
This
half-day workshop will cover the strategic steps a
health care institution should take to integrate energy
efficiency measures and identify how hospitals use renewable
energy technologies. Come learn about the future of energy
efficiency and renewable energy in healthcare! |
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Green Healthcare Facility Tour and Cocktail
Reception
Fort Belvoir
Community Hospital
June 13, 2011
1:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Co-presented by
HDR Architecture, Inc.
Joining
the groundswell of green buildings crossing the globe, the
U.S. Army and U.S. Department of Defense will soon open the
premier military community hospital in the country and the
worlds first hospital that successfully marries the
Military Health Systems Evidence-based Design (EBD)
principles with LEEDฎ requirements. Currently under
construction, the new Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, south
of Washington, D.C., a 1.27-million-square-foot facility,
features an inpatient medical center including 120 beds,
outpatient clinical space, cafeteria, pharmacy and a number
of other services.
The tour will explore the energy saving systems such as heat
recovery chillers, water conservation technologies such as
the rainwater and condensation collection system, and
Evidence-based Design features such as interior and exterior
gardens integrated into the project, and the Sustainable
Return on Investment (SROI) analyses used as decision-making
tool during the design process. The SROI analysis, which is
an enhanced version of a life-cycle cost analysis that
incorporates risk and provides triple bottom line results,
revealed that the building will avoid 4,000 tons of
greenhouse gas emissions per year resulting from its energy
and water efficient design. These results and more will be
presented during the one-hour tour of the facility. |
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Featuring
a Pre-Conference Workshop Hosted
by Practice Greenhealth
Energy Efficiency
in Health Care
June 13, 2011
8:00 am - 12:00 pm
(click
here for program agenda) |
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Featuring
a Pre-Conference Green Healthcare Facility Tour and Cocktail
Reception
Co-presented by
HDR Architecture, Inc.
Fort Belvoir
Community Hospital
June 13, 2011
1:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Free
for June 14 workshop registrants. |
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JUST
UPDATED:
Final
Program Agenda for June 13-14
(please visit this page frequently for the most current
agenda and speaker announcements)
Industry and government
organizations in the healthcare sector are increasingly
addressing the impacts of climate change and energy on
operations. The sector is amongst the more intensive
users of energy and natural resources in support of its
operations. As energy costs rise and availability of
natural resources declines, the healthcare community will
face significant challenges and opportunities related to
procurement, facilities management and design.
Recent studies indicate a
convergence of interests related to climate change, energy,
and medical and global health. This workshop will examine
the role of supply chain programs, green building design and
retrofits, and facilities management in improving patient
health and response to treatment, and reducing energy
consumption, operational costs and greenhouse gas emissions.
On June 13-14, 2011, the Association
of Climate Change Officers invites you to a series of
interactive discussions examining opportunities to modernize healthcare
institutions and facilities with respect to energy
consumption, greenhouse gas emissions and improved patient
response.
Program
Highlights
- Case studies on
developing metrics related to the supply chain,
establishing value chain management systems, achieving
ROIs, engaging vendors and modernizing evaluation
criteria
- Examination of trends
and identification of best practices related to food and
beverage, facilities management, building design and the
value chain
- Exploration of
opportunities for cross-sector working groups
Speakers
- Gus Ardura
Senior Vice President National Federal Director, HDR
Inc.
- Peter
Arn Vice President of Enterprise Development and
Support Services, LifeBridge Health
- Lidia Berger
Vice President and National Sustainable Director for the
Federal Program, HDR Inc.
- Joe Bialowitz
Senior Environmental Stewardship Consultant, Kaiser Permanente
- Gary Cohen President, Health Care Without Harm
- Robert Cox Senior Project Manager, Jacobs Global Buildings
- John Ebers Associate Director, Sustainability Education & Training,
Practice Greenhealth
- Melissa
Gallagher-Rogers
Director, Government Sector, U.S. Green
Building Council
- Robin Guenther Principal, Perkins & Will and co-author "Sustainable
Healthcare Architecture"
- Anna Gilmore
Hall
Executive Director, Practice Greenhealth
- Jamie Harvie
Executive Director, Institute for a Sustainable Future
- Diane Imrie
Director of Nutrition Services, Fletcher Allen Health
Care
- Cary
Krosinsky Vice President, Trucost
- NEW:
Lisa Lagasse
Doctoral Fellow, Center for a Livable Future, Johns
Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
- Linda Lee Director of Operations, Waste Management
- Russell Manning
Senior Health System Planner, Capital Planning
Branch, TRICARE Management Activity
- NEW:
John Park
Energy Program Team Lead,
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
- Valerie Patrick Sustainability Coordinator, Bayer Corporation
- NEW:
Twisuk Punpeng
Director, Bureau of Technical Advisors, Department
of Health, Ministry of Public Health, Thailand
- Clark Reed Director,
Healthcare Facilities Division, ENERGY STAR, U.S. EPA
- Rick Repeta Director, BRAC Transition, Health Facility Planning
Office
- Erin Richmond Manager, ICF International
- Rich Tauberman Executive Vice President, MWW Group
- Leonard Taylor, Jr.
Vice President for Facilities, University of Maryland
Medical Center
- Seema Wadhwa
Sustainability Engineer, Inova Health System
Registration
Information
- Main Program (June
14, 2011): Corporate ($345) / Academia & Nonprofit
($275) / Gov't ($225)
- Practice Greenhealth
Pre-Conference Workshop (June 13, 2011): $100 ($50
for June 14 program registrants)
- Green Healthcare
Facility Tour: TBD (more information on this tour
will be provided in April 2011)
- ACCO Members: Receive a 25% discount on registration
(please refer to your e-mail invitation for discount
code).
- Practice Greenhealth,
USGBC, EPA ENERGY STAR and Hospital Energy Alliance Members: Receive a 20% discount on registration
(please refer to your e-mail invitation for discount
code).
Venue and Other
Logistical Information
- The program will be
hosted at ACCO Headquarters in the Law Office of McKenna
Long & Aldridge LLP (1900 K Street NW, Washington, DC
20006)
- Lunch and transportation
will be provided for the green healthcare facility tour
(scheduled for 1:00 pm on June 13, 2011)
- Continental breakfast
will be served at the pre-conference workshop on June
13, 2011
- Breakfast, lunch and
snacks will be served during the main program on June
14, 2011
- Webinar registrants will
be offered real-time access to the event, as well as
unlimited replays of the event recording
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ACCO Workshop
Participant Organizations
Representatives from the following organizations are already
confirmed to participate in this event. Please stay tuned to this
page to monitor updates to the participant list:
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Association of
Medical Device Reprocessors |
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Metro Health
Hospital |
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AtSite |
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MWW Group |
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Bayer Corporation |
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National
Institute of Health |
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Becton Dickinson |
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New York
Presbyterian Hospital |
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Fletcher Allen
Health Care |
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Northern Power
Systems |
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Geisinger Health
System |
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Odell Associates |
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George Washington
University |
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Perkins & Will |
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Georgia Institute
of Technology |
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Philadelphia VA
Medical Center |
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HDR |
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Practice
Greenhealth |
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Health Care
Without Harm |
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St. Thomas
University School of Law |
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IBM |
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Thailand Ministry
of Public Health |
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ICF International |
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Trucost |
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Inova Health
System |
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U.S. Department
of Defense |
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Institute for a
Sustainable Future |
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U.S. Department
of Energy |
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Jacobs Global
Buildings |
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U.S. Department
of Veterans Affairs |
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Johns Hopkins
University Bloomberg School of Public Health |
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U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency
U.S. Green
Building Council |
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Johnson & Johnson |
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University of
Maryland Medical Center |
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Kaiser Permanente |
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University of
Maryland School of Nursing |
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LifeBridge Health |
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Waste Management |
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Memorial Sloan
Kettering Cancer Center |
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World Resources
Institute |
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Schedule at a Glance
June 13,
2011
7:30 am
12:00 pm
Energy Efficiency in Healthcare Pre-Conference
Workshop
12:00 pm
- 1:00 pm
Lunch Break
1:00 pm
- 2:00 pm
Travel to Fort Belvoir Community Hospital
2:30 pm
- 4:00 pm
Tour of Fort Belvoir Community Hospital
4:15 pm
5:45 pm
Cocktail Reception
5:45 pm
- 6:45 pm
Buses Return
June 14,
2011
7:45 am
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ACCO Healthy Hospitals Workshop |
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Co-presented by:
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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Interested in customizing a sponsorship package for
this Climate Change Leadership Series event?
Please contact Daniel Kreeger at 202-496-7390 (or by email at
dkreeger@ACCOonline.org) |
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