Resource Library

This AHE tip sheet outlines various processes used to maintain a healthy and safe environment.

These resources, in partnership with Ecolab, demonstrate best practices and rules for cleaning and disinfecting in health care environmental services.

EVS technicians are the first line of defense in environmental infection prevention and control. This video series supports their daily efforts to keep health care facilities and the people in them safe.   

A tool designed for EVS workers to find resources/trainings aligned with AHE's competencies in order to identify resources across all job levels.

The Joint Commission approved new and revised requirements for infection prevention and control (IC) standards, effective July 1, 2024.

Access talking points and information about the EVS health care profession and the vital role EVS technicians play.

Cleaning and disinfecting job aids for frontline EVS professionals and their supervisors to use in their efforts to practice proper cleaning and disinfection in a variety of health care settings.

A series of explainer videos that support EVS professionals in their efforts to practice proper cleaning and disinfection in a variety of health care settings.

This is your opportunity to follow the journey of how Catholic Health Initiatives and Dignity Health merged into CommonSpirit Health and formed the largest healthcare self operative Environmental Services Department in the Nation. CommonSpirit Health leveraged the expertise of Environmental Services professionals along with the knowledge of Clinical, Scientific, and Analytical partners to create a world-class program that could be duplicated and franchised across its nationwide hospital and healthcare system.   Product Code: 324WB0422 Speakers:

This new tool is designed to educate frontline health care workers on the six most common pathogens found in health care settings.

Project Firstline is CDC's collaborative with AHA and other organizations to provide infection control training and education to health care workers.