IHEA Lunch and Learn sessions now available to watch on YouTube

IHEA’s growing library of Lunch and Learn presentations is continuing to expand, with a wide range of sessions from the past year now available to watch for free on the IHEA YouTube channel.

The latest presentation added to the channel is this week’s Lunch and Learn session from Cale Watson of Mega Medical, “Consolidation and Efficiencies in Medical Gas Testing”, giving members and the wider healthcare engineering sector the opportunity to revisit the discussion at any time.

The online collection now features presentations covering topics across healthcare engineering, infrastructure, sustainability, compliance, fire safety and clinical environments, creating an ongoing resource for both members and non-members alike.

Available presentations include sessions such as “Reducing Nitrous Oxide in NSW Health Facilities” presented by Rod Kay from Mega Medical, “Bushfire Smoke, Energy and Hospitals” by IHEA Best Presentation winner Mark Hooper, and “Changing Healthcare for Good” presented by Medsalv Founder and Chief Executive Oliver Hunt.

Additional presentations including “Nighttime Design: Creating Safe and Equitable Health Precincts” from ARUP’s Alice Vincent and Rebecca Cadorin, along with “Reducing Unwanted Fire Alarms and Risk in Healthcare Assets” presented by Brett Spinucci and Phil Yang from FiftyFive Group, are also now available online.

The growing video library gives healthcare engineers the chance to catch up on sessions they may have missed, revisit practical insights from past presentations, and continue building knowledge beyond conferences and live events.

Making these sessions freely available reflects IHEA’s ongoing commitment to supporting the broader healthcare engineering sector through accessible professional development and knowledge sharing.

IHEA YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@HealthcareEngineeringAustralia

Lunch and Learn Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gpi0Hp38uYk&list=PL0BtNBD3g6rvkPosOWb3UTpgzmI37XQgN