The AHA’s American Society for Healthcare Engineering today presented its 2016 Excellence in Health Care Facility Management Award to New York-Presbyterian Hospital for its space and asset management system. The six-campus academic medical center merged its applications for space utilization, patient experience and regulatory asset management into a single, integrated environment. “The tool allows interdisciplinary groups to collaborate seamlessly,” said Joseph Ienuso, group senior vice president for facilities and real estate at the hospital. “This common collaboration platform allows for rapid adoption in a dynamic health care environment of regulatory changes and best practices.”

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