Budgets are tight, clinical standards are higher than ever, and sustainability scrutiny is intensifying. Yet many hospitals still run fragmented environmental services programs: multiple disinfectant chemistries, inconsistent ordering and heavy reliance on reusable textiles that drive laundry, logistics and rework.
Left unaddressed, that complexity compounds. Every added product and one-off process pulls staff time, inflates spend and makes it harder to answer questions about quality and environmental impact. Leaders are now re-evaluating long-held assumptions about what belongs in an EVS portfolio.
Join an infection prevention specialist for a grounded discussion on optimizing EVS. The program will outline how hospitals are standardizing disinfectants across facilities, consolidating to fewer products and evaluating a shift from reusable to single-use wipes, mops and textiles, with takeaways from laundering comparison studies and a sustainability lens that holds up to scrutiny.
You will learn:
- A step-by-step approach to standardize disinfectants without disrupting care,
- A transparent cost comparison for reusable versus single use, including laundry and labor,
- How to build an evidence-based sustainability narrative for EVS products, and
- Governance and compliance guardrails that sustain savings and quality gains.
Cost: Free
When: Monday, July 13, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
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