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Fully serviced lease option ‘removes expansion barriers’
MTX, the Modern Methods of Construction building specialist, describes its new FLEX Full-Service Lease Extensions service as ‘a rapid solution to increase clinical capacity which is both flexible and accessible’.
It said: “Delivering fast, full-service lease extensions via a simple pay-as-you-grow, fixed-term, monthly fee, FLEX supports the Government’s drive to build back better. Drawing on our over 30 years’ experience in the industry, and using the latest Modern Methods of Construction, offsite pre-fabrication allows the buildings to be delivered faster, greener, and with much less site disruption.”
Only available to the NHS, FLEX provides a full service – from pre-construction, construction, and project management, to a fully managed service, including hard and soft FM, ‘to suit operational and financial requirements’. MTX says the use of standardised operating theatre suite and ward designs, developed with leading consultants and clinicians, means FLEX can be deployed ‘at pace’, while still ensuring full compliance and ‘no compromise on quality’. Its lease nature means Trusts can benefit from additional clinical capacity via a monthly fee which would sit off-balance sheet, ‘removing the delays of seeking capital funding’.
David Hartley, MTX’s MD, said: “Seeking capital funding for expansions can be time-consuming, but single-source funding provides another way. FLEX is a completely new, first-of-its-kind, service offering – and a great option for NHS healthcare providers searching for a fast- track solution to expand their clinical capacity.”
PACS console receives ‘overwhelmingly positive response’ throughout the UK and
Bender says it has received ‘an overwhelmingly positive response’ from hospitals to its ‘premium’ PACS console for operating theatres. The Bender PACS Console, which ‘employs
ultra-HD display technology to deliver superior quality images to clinicians viewing scans and other patient information’, has been installed in a number of recent hospital projects, including two leading London teaching hospitals. Complementing control panels and OpenOR integrated theatre technology supplied by Bender UK
Other key features include:
Ireland, the display panels ‘fit seamlessly’ into walls and infrastructure alongside CP9 24 in touchscreen theatre control panels, ‘ensuring a consistent look and feel’.
The flush-fit glass displays are available in 21 to 55 inch sizes, and with 4K resolution in 27, 32, 43, 49, and 55 inch monitors. All consoles can be configured as single or dual systems, and can link to slave displays. The PACS Console has a separate display screen and backbox configuration that allows maintenance updates to undertaken away from the front panel.
n IP65-rated anti-reflective, anti-glare, and anti-fingerprint glass screens.
n Fan-less cooling technology – ‘reducing turbulence of bacteria in the theatre’.
n Low voltage boards that ‘consume less power and emit less heat’.
n Consoles can be pre-set for DICOM, and connect seamlessly with Merivaara operating lights and a variety of medical imaging input devices and systems.
n Customised options include RFID readers, barcode scanners, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth connectivity.
n Compliance with EM60601 and relevant healthcare OR display standards.
January 2022 Health Estate Journal 15
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