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President Alison Ryan
CEng, MSc, BSc, FIHEEM, MCIBSE
president@iheem.org.uk
Chief Executive Officer
Peter Sellars CEng, FIHEEM
ceo@iheem.org.uk
Chief Operating Officer
Tania Davies
tania.davies@iheem.org.uk
Business Support Manager Nicola Latham
nicola.latham@
iheem.org.uk
Administration Coordinator
Clair Wilkins
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Finance Assistant Nikki Tyler
nikki.tyler@iheem.org.uk
Membership Development Officer
Karen Casey
karen.casey@
iheem.org.uk
Project Support Officer Kaltrina Azemi
kaltrina.azemi@
iheem.org.uk
Tel: 02392 823 186 Email:
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Medical Devices TP
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3 Implementing Digital Technology & Innovation into the Healthcare Estate What are the key issues impacting the EFM profession in adopting and implementing digital technologies in both the existing estate and the healthcare built environment of the future?
4 Medical
Engineering & Healthcare Engineering What are the technical, specialist, and scientific challenges that need to be addressed to ensure that future healthcare engineering and medical engineering
January 2023 Health Estate Journal 7
Following the success of the annual IHEEM conference, exhibition, and dinner in 2022, planning for Healthcare Estates 2023 is now progressing at pace, and last month IHEEM announced the five key themes for the 2023 conference. These are:
1 Health & Social Care Planning How can the estates and facilities profession effectively support & influence the delivery of the Integrated Health & Social Care System’s future strategic planning requirements?
2 Governance, Assurance & Compliance of the Healthcare Estate & Infrastructure How can we ensure that healthcare estate services and critical functions relating to patient safety are compliant and appropriately managed to meet the increased governance in national policy and legislative requirements of governing bodies such as HSE & CQC?
services are designed differently – particularly in the areas of ventilation, water safety, infection control, and infrastructure resilience?
5 Operational Delivery of the Healthcare Estate How can the estates and facilities profession continue to deliver high quality healthcare services and functions to patients as they face increased and conflicting challenges of capability, capacity, and efficiency – particularly around workforce and the Net Zero Carbon agendas?
IHEEM CEO, Pete Sellars, said “We
received a record number of submissions in 2022, which was a clear indication that we were addressing the issues that had the greatest impact on our sector. I know that the five key themes for 2023 go to the heart of the challenges that our members and the wider healthcare engineering and EFM sector are confronting. I would encourage everyone who would like to take part in the conference to submit a presentation proposal for consideration. Once again it promises to be an informative and thought-provoking conference.” You can submit a presentation paper
proposal via the Healthcare Estates website at:
https://www.healthcare-
estates.com/
Healthcare Estates 2023 – IHEEM announces Conference themes
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