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This pdf format of the 2025 edition of the AHA Guide provides comprehensive, accurate information on 6,500 hospitals and 400-plus health care systems. member: $315.00
non-member: $429.00 Each year the American Hospital Association administers a survey of United States hospitals to inform the field on ownership, services, utilization, expenses, and staffing characteristics of hospitals. We learn of hospital additions, closures, mergers, and status changes along the way. Those changes are the foundation of AHA Landscape Changes, a reconciliation between two AHA Annual Survey years. member: $39.00
non-member: $49.00 This print format of the 2025 edition of the AHA Guide provides comprehensive, accurate information on 6,500 hospitals and 400-plus health care systems. member: $315.00
non-member: $429.00 Items placed on back order will be shipped to you as soon as they become available.Your credit card will not be charged for items placed on back order until they have shipped.
Please see our FAQs for additional information about back-ordered items. member: $0.00
non-member: $79.00 Comprehensive reference source for analysis and comparison of trends within U.S. community hospitals. Contains aggregated state-level data of hospital trends in utilization and personnel, managed care contracts, and more for selected years from 1945-2023. member: $275.00
non-member: $349.00 Electrifying Heat in an Existing Hospital is a groundbreaking analysis conducted by ASHE and Providence St. Peter Hospital that establishes the technical and financial feasibility of decarbonizing the existing hospital building’s thermal load. This case study provides a detailed outline of the steps one hospital is taking to successfully achieve this feat — something once thought impractical by many in the health care facilities management field. member: $55.00
non-member: $75.00 How to Prepare for a Decarbonization Study outlines the steps a hospital team can take to initiate a decarbonization study at their facility. As a companion piece to the American Society for Health Care Engineering’s book Electrifying Heat in an Existing Hospital, which describes the pathway one existing hospital is taking to achieve decarbonization, this monograph provides suggestions to health care executives, facilities managers and sustainability managers and on how to start planning, and budgeting, for a transition to clean energy. member:
non-member: $35.00 Comprehensive reference source for analysis and comparison of trends within U.S. community hospitals. Contains aggregated state-level data of hospital trends in utilization and personnel, managed care contracts, and more for selected years from 1945-2023. Available early February 2025. member: $275.00
non-member: $350.00 Items placed on back order will be shipped to you as soon as they become available.Your credit card will not be charged for items placed on back order until they have shipped.
Please see our FAQs for additional information about back-ordered items. This handbook provides the financial insight, skills and tools health care facilities managers need to secure vital resources for their department. The stakes are high — underfunding a health care facilities department can cause suboptimal operations that lead to mechanical breakdowns, lost revenue, compliance citations, staff turnover and, ultimately, patient safety issues. Learn how to navigate budgeting, capital improvement requests and other key financial aspects of facilities management. member: $195.00
non-member: $225.00 Items placed on back order will be shipped to you as soon as they become available.Your credit card will not be charged for items placed on back order until they have shipped.
Please see our FAQs for additional information about back-ordered items. This handbook provides the financial insight, skills and tools health care facilities managers need to secure vital resources for their department. The stakes are high — underfunding a health care facilities department can cause suboptimal operations that lead to mechanical breakdowns, lost revenue, compliance citations, staff turnover and, ultimately, patient safety issues. Learn how to navigate budgeting, capital improvement requests and other key financial aspects of facilities management. member: $195.00
non-member: $225.00
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