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INSTITUTE OF HEALTHCARE ENGINEERING AND ESTATE MANAGEMENT
President
Ian Hinitt CEng, FIHEEM
president@iheem.org.uk
Chief Executive Officer Peter Sellars CEng, FIHEEM, MBIFM, MAPM
ceo@iheem.org.uk
Chief Operating Officer Tania Davies
tania.davies@iheem.org.uk
Business Support Manager Nicola Latham
nicola.latham@
iheem.org.uk
Marketing & Events Manager Melissa Glass
melissa.glass@
iheem.org.uk
Administration Coordinator Clair Wilkins
clair.wilkins@iheem.org.uk
Membership Development Officer Karen Casey
karen.casey@
iheem.org.uk
Project Support Officer Monira Kaouech
monira.kaouech@iheem.org.uk
Event & Marketing Support Officer Gemma Boulton
gemma.boulton@
iheem.org.uk
Tel: 023 9282 3186 Email:
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Technical platforms Decontamination TP
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Medical Gas TP
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Architecture and Design of the Built Environment TP
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Medical Devices TP
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Key themes for Healthcare Estates Digital Week 2020
‘Healthcare Estates Online’ was launched on 30 June 2020, and has already delivered a number of webinars under the banner of ‘Stay Connected. Keep Informed. Get Ahead’ (see story below). IHEEM Marketing & Events manager, Melissa Glass, said:
“These webinars have been well attended, and it is clear that individuals and companies from both our national and international membership want to connect and engage with their fellow professionals, albeit in a new way.” The fortnightly webinars lead up to IHEEM’s inaugural Healthcare Estates Digital Week, which will run from 5-9 October 2020, and will feature live and pre-recorded speakers, and on-demand content, across a number of engineering and estates and facilities management themes, including: n National Policy. n Science & Technology. n Workforce. n Healthcare Buildings & Design. n International Engineering & EFM.
Pete Sellars, IHEEM’s CEO, added: “We
have embarked on a programme of digital events and webinars which will enable IHEEM to engage and interact with our membership, and the wider healthcare estates and facilities management community, in a safe and supportive way. Our digital programme aims to offer exclusive content and resources so that participants can both learn, and share knowledge and ideas, which is ever more important during this challenging period for our profession. All of our digital content will be made available free of charge, and, where appropriate, will be CPD approved.”
You can ‘catch up’ free of charge with the webinars that have already been broadcast, and register for forthcoming ones, at:
www.healthcare-estates.com/ exhibit/webinars/
The full programme for IHEEM’s Healthcare Estates Digital Week 2020 will be announced shortly. In the meantime, you can pre-register your interest via the IHEEM website, at:
https://hce14.formstack.com/forms/ pre_register
A chance to stay informed on key developments online
Following the announcement that the ‘live’ 2020 Healthcare Estates Conference, Exhibition, and Gala Awards Dinner due to have taken place in Manchester this October have been deferred until 2021, IHEEM and Step Exhibitions have been running a series of digital events over the past month under the banner of ‘Stay Connected. Keep Informed. Get Ahead.’
These continue this month and next – with presentations by Thermal Energy International, on ‘Modernisation of hospital steam and hot water systems’, and by Kohler Uninterruptible Power, on ‘Neutral earthing and fault clearance with UPS systems’, on 11 August and 8 September respectively. The live Healthcare Estates Online webinars are running fortnightly until October, culminating in a week of digital content entitled 'Healthcare Estates Digital Week', taking place from 5-9 October (see story above). They launched with a session on 30 June, from Bender UK, in which Matthew Mears,
Matthew Mears. Christopher Roberts.
National Healthcare Consultant at the firm, discussed ‘The Fundamentals of Secondary and Tertiary Electrical Infrastructure power for Group 2 Medical Locations’. The second webinar, from Schneider Electric, took place on 14 July, and was headlined ‘Driving Efficiency in Hospitals: from Old to New’. Christopher Roberts, Director and Healthcare Solution Architect at the company, presented on how ‘new integrated technologies can now provide the platform for change, and automation of mundane and routine processes, driving greater efficiency’.
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