[1] “Operational Resilience of Hospital Power Systems in the Digital Age” (2021) M.Anthony, Journal of Healthcare Management Standards. January-June
[2] United States Department of Commerce Construction Spending Report. (June 2023) Standards Michigan comment on monthly health care industry construction spend report.
[3] “Hospital View Operations and Maintenance Report” Definitive Healthcare, Framingham, Massachusetts
[4] IBISWorld Industry Reports
[5] “Operational Resilience of Hospital Power Systems in the Digital Age“ (February 2021) IEEE Transactions on Industry, Parise, Allegri, De Marco, Anthony
[6] “Adequacy of Hospital Power Systems as Strategic Operational Structures” (February 2021) IEEE Transactions on Industry, Parise, Allegri, De Marco, Anthony IEEE Industrial Applications Society, I&CPS Forensics Committee
[7] “Electric Circuit Data Collection: An Analysis of Health Care Facilities” (February 2022) Fire Protection Research Foundation Report.
[8] “Rightsizing electrical power systems in large commercial facilities” (June 2010) . Anthony, T. Harmon, J. Harvey, IEEE Industry Transactions
[9] “Rightsizing Commercial Electrical Power Systems: Review of a New Exception in NEC Section 220.12”, (May 2016) M. Anthony, T. Harmon, J. Harvey, IEEE Industry Transactions
[10] “Evaluation of Electrical Feeder and Branch Circuit Loading: Phase 1” (January 2017) Fire Protection Research Foundation Report
[11] Standards Michigan collaboration with US Army Corp of Engineers and Northpointe Defense, June 2020-
[12] US Army Corp of Engineers Power Reliability Enhancement Program
[13] “IEEE National Electrical Safety Code 2023” Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Standards Association.
[14] “IEEE 1366 Guide for Electric Power Distribution Reliability Indices” (2022) IEEE Power and Energy Society Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
[15] “Power Systems Reliability Working Group” IEEE Standards Association, 3000 Standards Collection,
[16] “ANSI Essential Requirements: Due process requirements for American National Standards” (January 2022) American National Standards Institute.
[17] IEEE Education & Healthcare Facility Electrotechnology Committee
[18] “August 2003 North American Blackout: University of Michigan Response” pp 19-22. (August 2023) IEEE Southeastern Michigan Wavelengths,
[19] Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Washington, D.C. Standards Michigan Commentary on Electrical Resource Adequacy
[20] National Electric Reliability Council Washington, D.C.
Biography. Mike Anthony was the first full time high voltage engineer directly employed by any college or university in the United States. He worked there from 1982 until his retirement in 2016; after which he co-founded Standards Michigan (and 49-other state affiliates) which he leads today; while mentoring engineering students at the University of Michigan College of Engineering. He has been a technical committee member on the National Electrical Code since 1999, chairs the IEEE Education & Healthcare Facilities Committee and participates in the IEEE Power System Reliability and IEEE Forensics Committee. He has authored many papers for IEEE, for trade journals and is the author of three engineering textbooks published by McGraw-Hill.
