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Celebrating 70 years of the NHS at Healthcare Estates


Healthcare Estates is only a month away, and this year the event celebrates the 70th birthday of the NHS – and the 75th birthday of the service’s professional estates body


innovation, and streamlining of processes and working methodology in the NHS, to save money, increase efficiency, and enhance and improve the patient experience and patient care.


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Outgoing IHEEM President Pete Sellars will open the conference, followed by a special performance to mark IHEEM’s anniversary the NHS’ landmark birthday. Plenary sessions will begin with a keynote from Simon Corben, director and head of profession, NHS Estates and Facilities, at NHS Improvement. A second Keynote presentation from Nick Hulme, chief executive for East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust, STP Lead for Suffolk and North East Essex STP will be followed by a panel discussion with key representatives from the healthcare sector, including Rose Gallagher, professional lead Infection Prevention and Control, at the Royal College of Nursing.


The conference is divided into three parallel streams that run across both days of the event: Strategy and Leadership, Engineering and Facilities Management, and Planning, Design and Construction. Day one of the conference will cover the following themes: Strategy; Sustainability; Procurement, Risk and Funding, Energy; Well Buildings; Light in Healthcare Environments; Design for Efficient Operation, and a module each from Architects for Health and Procure 22.


he theme of the conference is “Our Heritage, Your Future”. The future is looking exciting with new technology,


The future is looking exciting with new technology, innovation, and streamlining of processes and working methodology in the NHS


Day two’s keynote presentation from Dr Hyaatun Sillem, chief executive of the Royal College of Engineering, will be aligned to one of IHEEM’s initiatives, in discussing women in engineering, and a


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