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The Director of Environmental Services (EVS) at Duke University Hospital North attended a boot camp consisting of 16 individual classes on topics ranging from preventing and cleaning biohazardous spills to the latest methods in disinfecting patient rooms. When it was all over, he became a Certified Environmental Services Executive (CESE).
Scholarship Winner Sees Professional Development as Key to Success
Is there a difference between transporting a toddler and a teenager compared to an adult? You bet. Learn why in this blog!
Transporting Children During a Hospital Stay
Holistically, a healthcare team includes administrators, quality improvement professionals, risk management, patient transportation, environmental services, food and nutrition services, IT associates, and others.
How Team-Based Care Saves Lives
Learn more about our Crothall GEM of the Year, James Brown.
James Brown: Crothall GEM of the Year
Our team at Mobile Infirmary has created a special program to give back to the community. Learn more about our team, and what they're doing!
Mobile Infirmary: Project Kindness
We recently celebrated Environmental Services Week! We're so thankful for the hard work of all our EVS associates whose work keeps our patients comfortable and safe.
Happy Environmental Services Week 2019
Healthcare Technology Solutions (HTS) brings a lot of value to our clients. Learn specifics from our HTS Division President, Jim Cheek in this Q&A.
How Does Preventing Medical Equipment Breakdowns Help Hospitals?
Karen Brunsman manages human resources for more than 500 people at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, and her unusual background makes her a wonderful member of the team. Learn how Karen plays a crucial role in providing a Welcome Experience.
A Welcome Experience: Karen Brunsman
Here at Crothall, we're perfecting patient flow. Learn how from our experts.
Perfecting Patient Flow: Predicting Patient Flow through Various Technology Solutions
"I feel a tremendous sense of accomplishment providing a welcome experience to the staff and visitors. Once you work in a medical facility, the empathy you feel is overwhelming, because we are all helping others in their time of need," says David.
David Smith: A Welcoming Experience