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second case study, Dr Matthew Bacon of The Conclude Consultancy will explain how the low carbon specialist’s Occupancy Analytics and Whole Facility Energy Modelling methods are being used to inform the optimised planning and design of engineering systems, and to forecast space utilisation and in-use energy consumption, for a new women’s hospital in Gothenburg, Sweden.
UCLH Proton Therapy Centre Also on Day 2, and in the Design & Construction Stream, David Duthu, executive vice-president at WSP & ccrd, will describe the project to design and build the UCLH Proton Beam Therapy Centre, a new integrated proton beam therapy (PBT) and specialist cancer and surgical treatment facility in London. Spread over nine floors, five above ground and four below, the facility will be housed in a purpose-built centre alongside Europe’s largest blood disorder treatment facilities and a short-stay surgery centre. The Centre is due to open in 2019. The UCLH PBT Centre has been designed by Scott Tallon Walker, and is being constructed by Bouygues UK. The proton beam therapy equipment is being supplied by Varian. Victoria Emerton said: “Currently the NHS has to send both children and adults needing proton beam therapy abroad to the US and Switzerland. From 2018, however, when the Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester opens its proton beam therapy facility, followed by the opening of the UCLH facility in 2019, the treatment will be available in the UK.” Other speakers in the Design & Construction stream will include Jane Willis, director at Willis Newson, looking at Problem solving through art, and Velimira Drummer, Interior Design group leader at Stantec, focusing on Engaging Interiors – the role of interior design in shaping the emotional state of the user.
This year’s exhibition
Supporting the conference, the Healthcare Estates 2016 exhibition will feature over 200 companies showcasing the latest products and services, and nearly 40 ‘free’ presentations in five theatres on the exhibition floor. In the next few weeks the organisers will mail out over 150,000 complimentary tickets to potential visitors to the exhibition.
Exhibition theatre programme and zones Steve Webb, event director, said of the exhibition: “Healthcare Estates brings together more manufacturers, suppliers, products, services, and special offers, all in one place at one time.
“Our theatres and zones offer free, up-
to-the-minute, stimulating content for visitors, exhibitors, and delegates.” This
An artist’s impression of the new UCLH Proton Beam Therapy Centre in London, set to open in 2019, and the subject of a conference presentation.
year’s exhibition theatres/zones are: n The Energy & Efficiency Zone will focus on the ongoing work being undertaken in the NHS to reduce the carbon footprint of the UK’s largest single estate. A full programme will be presented by the Carbon and Energy Fund and BRE.
n The Mental Health and Dementia theatre will offer a split programme, with Day 1 focusing on the built environment in mental health facilities, and Day 2 dedicated to ‘Designing environments for those living with dementia’.
n Run in conjunction with Architects for Health and BIM4Health, the Specification and BIM theatre and zone will feature case studies, leading specifiers, and innovative exhibitor technologies.
n The Water & Infection Control Theatre and zone will feature a dedicated programme of accomplished speakers covering specialist topics such as ‘Rapid microbiology’, ‘Facilities management’, ‘Existing and emerging water pathogens’, and ‘The challenges of infection control and engineering’.
n New for 2016, the Hospital Engineering Theatre will offer a new programme put together by key NHS Trusts on recently completed ‘innovative engineering projects’. This ‘zone’ will be supported by IHEEM, EFM2 NAHFO.
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Full details on the exhibition programme can be found at
www.healthcare-estates.com Entrance to the exhibition is complimentary. Potential attendees can either register in advance online, or do so on site on the day.
Healthcare professionals’ ‘VIP’ package – sponsored by Wandsworth Group Qualifying visitors from the NHS, the Department of Health, private healthcare providers, hospices, care homes, mental health Trusts, and the primary care sector, will thus again will be offered a ‘VIP package’ covering the costs of parking and refreshments on site, and a dedicated area to network with colleagues and meet with key suppliers exhibiting at the show. Steve Webb said: “If requested we will help plan your day, set up meetings with suppliers, and can even help find accommodation and places to eat. If you think you qualify and would like more information, call our registration team on 01892 518877, or visit
www.healthcare-estates.co.uk and ‘register now’ to be upgraded. Look out for the ticket, and if you haven’t received yours, contact us on 01892 518877, or email:
healthcare@stepex.com”
Opening times
Healthcare Estates is open from 8.45 am each morning, closing at 6.00 p.m. on 4 October, and 4.00 p.m. on 5 October. Steve Webb said: “Manchester is one of the most accessible places from most parts of the UK, and a very easy city to travel around. Booking your train ticket today could save you a lot of money, and once in Manchester, Manchester Central is just a short walk from Manchester Piccadilly station.”
NHS doctor and journalist to speak at dinner
The after-dinner speaker and
presenter of the 2016 IHEEM Awards – this year’s Awards Dinner will be held at the Mercure Hotel, Manchester
on 4 October, is NHS doctor, campaigner, health writer, investigative journalist, broadcaster, speaker and comedian, Phil Hammond. He will be helping present the awards and giving an amusing view of the healthcare sector after dinner. The dinner is expected to once again be a sell-out, with over 500 expected to attend. The awards are sponsored by Wandsworth Group, Sika, Oyster Partnership, and Engie. For more information on the dinner, telephone Sarah Worwood on: 01892 518877 or
email:
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