healthcare estates show preview
Healthy engagement: Healthcare Estates 2016 programme revealed
This year’s Healthcare Estates event will bring the UK healthcare sector together and enable visitors to discover the latest industry changes, network with peers, hear a myriad of speakers and see leading brands in the healthcare sector.
Manchester Central, promises to be “the healthcare sector’s largest gathering”. The conference theme, Transforming the Estate Through
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Collaboration, will target maximising NHS estates and facilities budgets through efficiencies in design, build, management and maintenance. Three streams will be featured in the event’s programme:
Strategy, Engineering & Facilities Management, and Design & Construction. The conference opens with a panel session chaired by Simon
Corben of Capita and all pre-registered delegates will have the opportunity to pose a question to the panel via the new event app – available via Google Play or the App Store. A new session for delegates looking at Governance and
Assurance will incorporate sessions on CQC preparedness with Robert Nettleton, Strategic Estates Adviser for the Care Quality Commission and Strategic Operational Estates, followed by a presentation from Jacqui Grimwood of West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust on the Premises Assurance Model (PAM) – as applied at an acute trust.
A myriad of speakers, hundreds of exhibitors
Supporting the conference is the Healthcare Estates exhibition, featuring more than 200 exhibitors showcasing the latest products and services, along with nearly 40 free presentations in five theatres on the exhibition floor. David Williams, director general of finance at the
Department of Health will give the ‘view from the top’ with a presentation entitled ‘The View of the Estate and the Contribution of the Estates and Facilities Community’. His presentation will look at the role of the NHS Estates and Facilities community and achieving £1bn in efficiency savings. Following David’s presentation in the Strategy Stream, Julian
Amey, Chief Executive of IHEEM will provide an update on the Carter Project after on-going work conducted with HefmA while Cliff Price, director at CPA Solutions, will look at what has changed in estate management in the past 35 years. In the Design & Construction Stream, David Duthu,
ealthcare Estates organisers Step Exhibitions have announced the conference programme for this year’s event. The event, taking place from 4-5 October at
Executive Vice President at WSP and ccrd will be one of five speakers in this important stream for architects in the sector. He will speak about the UCLH Proton Therapy Centre – a new integrated proton beam therapy (PBT) and specialist cancer and surgical treatment facility in London. The NHS currently has to send children and adults needing this therapy abroad to the United States and Switzerland, but from 2018, two centres, The Christie in Manchester and UCLH will offer the first proton treatments on the NHS. Other speakers in the session include Jane Willis (director at
Willis Newson) and Velimira Drummer (Interior Design Group leader at Stantec) looking at Problem-Solving through Art, and The role of Interior Design in Shaping the Emotional State of the User.
“So much content”
Victoria Emerton, conference director, comments: “We have a great mix of case studies at this year’s conference with some fan- tastic speakers working directly within the NHS innovating and improving the health service. Emerton added: “With so much content and two days of
invaluable networking, the conference offers real value for money for those working hard to improve their trust’s performance. With the added benefit of five theatres on the exhibition floor offering free content, the event is a wonderful opportunity to catch up with the latest developments and speak to colleagues in the industry about the solutions available”.
Key exhibitors
Designer and manufacturer of healthcare standard thermostatic controls Horne Engineering is back as an exhibitor after a two-year hiatus. Bouygues UK are exhibiting for the first time, primarily on the back of their involvement with the UCLH Proton Therapy Centre. Global plumbing and indoor climate solutions provider Uponor will offer a broad variety of underfloor heating and cooling solutions, providing maximum comfort for the user, high energy efficiency and best possibilities for taking advantage of environmentally sound renewable energies. Heatrae Sadia are also returning as an exhibitor after a two year break, as are Havelock Europa who design, manufacture and supply robust healthcare furniture to various healthcare environments including
Aid Call (stand C29) has over 35 years’ experience in the design, manufacture and installation of nurse call systems with a proven track record of over 3,000 installations nationwide. The company offers a wide range of products and bespoke solutions designed specifically to meet the needs of care homes, care groups and hospitals.
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David Kershaw: P21+ programme Director – Balfour Beatty Construction Services UK Cliff Jones: Head of Construction Procurement Team, Procure 22 Pat Pemberton: Senior Health Consultant, Interserve Consulting Rosemary Jenssen: Director Jenssen Architecture
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