Quality Assurance
Is Your EVS Program Ready?
For years, infection prevention conversations treated Environmental Services as a support function. A separate department. A cost center. The people who clean after everyone else goes home. That era is ending. The 2026 guidance is explicit: if your EVS team is not staffed, trained, and monitored, that is a leadership failure, not a staff failure.
The guidance documents do not use the word blame. They use the word accountability. The expectation has moved from “did the room look clean” to “can you prove it is clean, and can you show who is responsible when it is not.”
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Low Budget Not Low Standards
Why Low Budget Doesn’t Mean Low Standard You don’t need a multi-million dollar capital equipment budget to lower your Hospital-Acquired…
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Stop Asking ATP What Clean Is
Stop Asking ATP What Clean Is Most Environmental Services (EVS) departments that adopt an ATP (adenosine triphosphate) luminometer program start…
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