I am working with a healthcare company on a new facility. We would like to pursue an Innovation credit for "Integrative Process for Health Promotion." I have many questions about this credit, but the primary one has to do with the definition of a "Public Health Partner." Can this individual be part of the client's organization or does he/she have to be from an outside company or organization? The client organization has an entire internal, dedicated Health & Safety group at this particular facility. They would technically be qualified in my opinion. Any assistance please. Thanks!

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Paula Melton

Editorial Director

BuildingGreen, Inc.

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Thu, 03/22/2018 - 18:31

As I read it, it looks to me like it does not need to be an outside person. There is nothing about that in the credit language or in the reference guide. I did notice that there is an email address you can use to help identify a health partner, and it's possible you could use that inquiry process to determine whether your internal person has the proper qualifications: Assistance with identifying and in teaming with a public health partner is available by contacting greenhealthpartnership@gmail.com.

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