The latest HefmA consultation is below:
Impact of regulations requiring NHS bodies to register with CQC to reduce HCAIs
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The aim of this consultation is to discover the views on NHS bodies that are not compliant with regulations set down by the Hygiene Code, put in pl…
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Welcome to the HefmA Website.
The Health estate facilities management Association (HefmA) was formed in the early 1990’s as a branch based network of Estates and Facilities Professionals working in the NHS.
HefmA is made up of 8 regional branches across England and the membership is made up 450 Directors and Senior Managers of Estates and Facilities working in the National Health Service.
Please use the menu along the left hand side to navigate around the HefmA website.
The Source is the official magazine for HefmA. Supplying vital information to HefmA members, The Source focuses on the topics and issues that effect this complex market, using case studies to give in-depth insight into real success stories.
With a mix of news, analysis and product information, The Source is much more than a news update magazine - it is a rich source of information that readers keep and refer to.
The third annual Health Estates and Facilities Management Association (HefmA) awards have taken place, celebrating the hard work and dedication of those delivering services.
You can find out who the four well-deserved winners are, by clicking on the link below.
Click below to read this guide to Strategic asset management in local governments.
Planning for the 2010 HefmA Conference is well underway and those wishing to exhibit or attend as a delegate can find out all the information here.
We will shortly be posting more information about the event including exhibition floorplan, sponsorship opportunities and information about the agenda.
In the meantime, please click on the PDF below to express an interest in the 2010 HefmA Conference.
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