INSTITUTE NEWS
An Awards Dinner in the Cusack Suite at Croke Park on 6 May will see four Sustainability-related awards presented. Prior to the dinner, a welcome drinks reception will be held in the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) Museum. Guests will have the chance to participate in the interactive games, available from 6 pm before the dinner starts.
The awards and entry criteria are as follows:
n Sustainability Champion Award – for the exhibitor whose stand best reflects the event theme and title, ‘Delivering Sustainable Healthcare Estates.’ (only open to Dublin 2020 Conference exhibitors).
n Sustainable Project of the Year – open only to Northern Irish or ROI companies/Trusts, and for the project or scheme which
New IHEEM Sustainability Awards to be presented at Dinner demonstrates the best sustainable building format or design.
n Sustainable Organisation of the Year – open to any commercial supply chain organisation (product manufacturer or service provider) that can demonstrate ‘a modernised and innovative sustainable approach within their service or product’.
n Sustainability Team of the Year – open to any hospital Trust or organisation that can demonstrate ‘a modernised and innovative sustainable approach within their team’.
For further information on the rules and entry conditions, email the IHEEM Events Team at:
events@iheem.org.uk, or T: +44 (0)2392 823186. The deadline for submissions is 6 March.
His recent work has focused on process issues in healthcare infrastructure, and he is an Academic director for the £11 m EPSRC funded interdisciplinary Health and Care Infrastructures Research and Innovation Centre (HaCIRIC). His
Rugby refereeing legend to be the post-dinner guest
The after-dinner speaker on 6 May will be Nigel Owens MBE, one of the world’s best rugby referees, and the first openly gay man to referee at the highest level. Growing up in Mynyddcerrig, Wales, he first picked up the referee whistle aged 16. He officiated his first international game in 2005 – a match between Ireland and Japan in Osaka. Two years later, in 2007, he made his World Cup debut, refereeing the Argentina v Georgia game in Lyon. The only referee to have officiated at three consecutive Heineken Cup finals, he has also refereed a record six Pro14 finals. In 2015, he refereed the 2015 Rugby World Cup Final between New Zealand and Australia at Twickenham. As well as refereeing, Nigel Owens is a co-presenter on S4C’s ‘Jonathan’ – a rugby-themed Welsh language show hosted by
Jonathan Davies. He also co-presents the sports-themed Welsh language chat show, Bwrw.
In November 2008, he released his autobiography in Welsh, Hanner Amser (meaning ‘Half Time’). In 2017, he was a guest on BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs, and has also presented a BBC Panorama programme on ‘Eating Disorders in Men and Boys’. Awarded an MBE in June 2016, he continues to officiate at rugby matches worldwide. Last year he refereed in Japan at his fourth consecutive Rugby World Cup.
IHEEM has reserved 100 rooms at The Croke Park Hotel for 5 and 6 May 2020 at €205 for single occupancy, and €225 for double/twin occupancy, per room per night, including full Irish breakfast, complimentary car parking, and Wi-Fi. Delegates can book direct by calling The Croke Park Hotels reservations line on 01 871 4550, or by emailing
crokepark@doylecollection.com, and quoting BOOK050520, to benefit from the above rates.
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current research is around healthcare infrastructure and better decision- making in complex settings. He has published over 190 academic-referred papers, many industrial reports, and two books.
n Mike Ralph, Principal Engineer at NHS
Improvement, will discuss ‘Management of Strategic Risk’. A Chartered mechanical engineer and Fellow of
IHEEM and the IMechE, Mike Ralph worked in the NHS for 27 years, after a military apprenticeship with the Army and the Ministry of Defence. His last NHS Trust role was as Executive Director of Estates/Redevelopment at Ipswich Hospitals, and, prior to that, he was an Executive Director of Estates and Facilities at both Great Ormond Street Hospital and Croydon Health Services. Immediately prior to joining NHSI, where he is Senior Policy Lead for Hard FM for the NHS in England, he was UK Technical Services Director, Healthcare, for Sodexo, and worked with the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) to co-author the HTM Module for SFG 20.
Details on other speakers and their subject matter will be announced over coming months.
Event Delegate rates
One-day Conference Pass £66.00 One-day Conference Pass with Dinner
Two-day Conference Pass £132.00 Two-day Conference Pass with Dinner
Dinner Only
To book: download the delegate booking form at
www.iheem.org.uk/ News/dublin-2020, and email it to
events@iheem.org.uk, or T: 023 9282 3186.
£162.00
£228.00 £96.00
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