FGI to sponsor education sessions at Med|Ed Boston

March 17, 2017 - Construction Design & Engineering

Boston, MA Attendees to MED|Ed Facilities 2017 can attend new educational sessions produced and sponsored by the Facility Guidelines Institute (FGI), April 4+5, 2017, at the Seaport World Trade Center Boston. The Facility Guidelines Institute’s sessions at MED|Ed Facilities will focus on revisions coming to the 2018 FGI Guidelines for Design and Construction. The 2018 Guidelines revision cycle will yield three Guidelines documents—one for hospitals, one for outpatient facilities, and one for residential health, care, and support facilities.

FGI educational sessions include:

• Noise & Acoustics: What’s New in the 2018 FGI Guidelines

• Sterile Processing Department Design and HVAC Considerations

• The 2018 Guidelines: Major Revisions to Procedure, Operating, and Imaging Rooms

• A Sneak Preview of the 2018 Guidelines – Are you Ready for Change?

• Improving Safety and Security in Health Care Facilities

• New FGI Guidelines Document Dedicated to Outpatient Facilities and more

Complete descriptions and additional sessions are available at http://www.mededboston.com. MED/Ed’s exhibit area will provide opportunities for product manufacturers to display products to the design and construction professionals who attend the event. Douglas S. Erickson, FASHE, CHFM, HFDP, CHC, CEO of the Facility Guidelines Institute, states, “FGI partners with numerous other organizations to develop the Guidelines and other practical, evidence-informed publications. We’re excited about the opportunity to be an educational collaborator with MED1ED and to share with the attendees the latest thinking of FGI’s Health Guidelines Revision Committee. This 100+ person committee of heath care experts is putting the final touches on the 2018 series of Guidelines and will be addressing the major changes and the philosophy behind them at this conference. The 2018 publications will be issued in late November 2017 and will be adopted by states such as Massachusetts and New Jersey in 2018.”

Richard Vendoa, MED|Ed Facilities Boston principal said, “To support our goal of delivering the highest quality educational programs for the design and construction professionals in the Northeast, we partnered with the premier experts on subject matter, and FGI is exactly that when it comes to standards for health care facilities. We are happy to be able to draw on FGI’s knowledge and experience.”

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