Key Resources on IPM
Tools for Implementation
Green Guide for Healthcare’s Operations Section:
- Environmental Services Credit 3: Integrated Pest Management
- Sustainable Sites Credit 1.2: Outdoor Pest Management
Practice Greenhealth’s Ten Step Guide to Implementing an Integrated Pest Management Programcan help your facility take its first steps to eliminate unnecessary pesticide usage while improving pest control practices. (2005)
Taking Toxics out of Maryland’S Healthcare Sector: Transitioning to Green Pest Management Processes to Protect Health and the Environment: Report and recommendations from the Maryland Pesticide Network and Beyond Pesticides. (2008)
American Society of Healthcare Environmental Services (ASHES), Recommended Practice
Pest Management in New York State Hospitals: Risk Reduction and Health Promotion: Report and recommendations from the New York State Attorney General’s office
Healthy Hospitals: Controlling Pests without Harmful Pesticides: Health Care Without Harm report on hospital pesticide usage. (2003)
University of Rochester Strong Memorial Hospital IPM Case Study:reports on one hospital’s highly successful transition to IPM. (2002)
IPM Standards for Schools: Tactics and Resources for Reducing Pest and Pesticide Risks in Schools and Other Sensitive Environments: Best practices manual from the IPM Institute. (2004)
Beyond Pesticides and Maryland Pesticide Network:
GreenShield Certification for Pest Control Companies
Insect Management for the Interiorscape Environment
National Pest Management Association
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Integrated Pest Management for Schools
Tools on Pesticides & Health
EXTOXNET Pesticide Information Profiles (PIP)
Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act (FFDCA)
Federal Insectide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA)
Pesticide Action Network, Pesticide Database
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Pesticides: List of Restricted or Cancelled Uses

