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July 21-23 Dallas, TX - A 3-day conference highlighting the latest trends, best practices, and innovative strategies for Cancer Center Operation in a Challenging Economy, will discuss how to implement the most effective and successful business strategies to drive growth and profitability of your cancer department. Creating a distinctive cancer program to increase patient volume and a competitive advantage will also be covered. The strategies ensure long-term success of your cancer service line through developing new revenue streams by utilizing emerging cancer technologies, financial performance, facility design and market strategies. This event includes a pre-conference workshop, prestigious industry leaders on the speaker panel, and a site tour of Baylor University Medical Center’s Charles A. Sammons Cancer Center. Learn more
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Facility Executives to share their perspectives at the Healthcare Facilities Symposium & Expo
The Healthcare Facilities Symposium & Expo (HFSE), now in its 23rd year, unites the entire team that designs, plans, constructs and manages healthcare facilities. HFSE focuses on how the physical space directly impacts the staff, patients and their families and the delivery of healthcare. Ideas, practices, products and solutions will be exchanged, explored and discovered at HFSE that improve current healthcare facilities and plan the facilities of tomorrow. The Symposium will be held September 14-16 at Navy Pier, Chicago. |
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Hear from Facility Executives. The 2010 Symposium Speaker Roster is made up of the upper echelon of thought leaders, trend setters and industry authorities. Not only will you hear from the top designers and planners but over 70% of this year’s sessions include a speaker from a hospital or healthcare center on the panel. Attendees can hear what they’ve done, the lessons they’ve learned and the impact space has had on their facilities.
Continue your education. You can earn more than 17.5 continuing education credits from the American Institute of Architects (AIA), International Facility Management Association (IFMA) and IDCEC. Attendees can earn all 8 (or more) of Health, Safety and Welfare AIA (HSW) credits for the year at the Symposium.
Among the sessions of interest to facilities managers:
- Children’s Memorial Hospital: Sustainable Steel Construction with BIM
- LEED-ership and Collaboration--achieving LEED-Gold on a Tight Budget
- Limited Options? Integrated Team Process Makes Strategic Objectives Work
- The New Normal in Facility Design: Value-Driven Planning
- Master Planning Seismic Compliance and a Sustainable Design Direction
- Trends in NICU Design: Single Patient Room Model for Multi-Level care
- Strategies for Improving Building Quality Functionality and Impact
- Environmental Risks: An Approach to Repair without Compromising Care
- Healthcare Finance
- Designing the 21st Century Hospital—The Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi
- Smart OR’s of the Future - Merging Imaging and Surgery
- BIM:Healthcare Facilities Forced to Drink from an (Informational) Fire Hose
- ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS: The “Must Have” Informational Toolbox to Better Serve the Healthcare Market Part II
- From Disaster to Renewal: The Greening of the Greensburg Hospital
- One Size Doesn’t Fit All: The Nature Art Myth in Evidence Based Design
- Impact of Healthcare IT: Empowering Patients and Staff through Technology
- Greening Healthcare with Geothermal: 2 Case Studies
- Lighting Rx: A Panacea for Hospital Facilities and Population Stimulation
The Symposium will feature over 200 exhibitors as well as several activities and networking functions. Stop by the Learning Lounge for a brief informational presentations throughout the day, attend book signings, chat with a speaker in the Ask the Speaker Booth, and see what happens when great minds and industry leaders work together when you stop by the The Care Studio Project™ and conference exhibit created by the LongWave GroupTM.
For more information on Healthcare Facilities Symposium & Expo, visit www.hcarefacilities.com
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NeoCon East moves show date to December 15-16, Baltimore
BALTIMORE/CHICAGO—The eighth annual NeoCon® East will be held December 15-16, 2010, returning to the Baltimore Convention Center. The premier design exposition for commercial interiors with a focus on the federal government attracts industry professionals who are responsible for the repair, retrofit and green building modernization of city, county, state and federal buildings. More than 7,500 are expected to attend the show for two exciting days of new products, special events—including a holiday celebration—and educational offerings.
“NeoCon East is positioned to have a continued growth trajectory, just as it has since it began in 2003,” said Mark Falanga, senior vice president of MMPI. “Taking place during the first quarter of the 2011 fiscal year, government buyers are flush with new budgets and are looking for products to fill their organization’s needs, and NeoCon East provided them with the perfect environment.”
NeoCon East is an important trade show for the Federal Design Community because it features Government Interiors, which focuses on products and services geared to federal government procurement specifiers. The new December dates are endorsed by the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), which has been a significant part of NeoCon East in the past and will return with a large presence in the 2010 show. Also, GSA will be hosting its Quality Partnership Council (QPC) Meeting in conjunction with the show—which helps to foster a common understanding between customer, contractor, and GSA through communication and education.
With more than 250 exhibitors in 240,000 square-feet of exhibit space, NeoCon East sets the pace for the Mid-Atlantic contract furnishings industry, focusing on the Federal Design Community. Industry professionals including architects, interior designers, facility managers, government specifiers, government designers, space planners, distributors, manufacturers, real estate professionals and students rely on this event for innovative ideas and the latest trends in interior design and architecture.
More than 50 CEU accredited seminars representing a variety of important topics and covering 12 distinct educational tracks are available to show attendees, including: facilities management; facilities construction and renovation; green design; government services administration; health care; health, safety and welfare; hospitality; institutional; office design; professional development; residential and lighting.
For more information, about NeoCon East, visit www.neoconeast.com
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