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Innovation and technology take centre stage
What: Healthcare Estates Conference, Exhibition and Awards
When: 8-9 October 2019 Where: Manchester Central Conference Centre
Web:
www.healthcare-estates.com
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o create high-quality patient environments, you need the right products, services and equipment. And visitors will find them at the Healthcare Estates Exhibition 2019, which this year features over 200 companies who supply the UK healthcare sector. You also need the right information, ideas, answers and attitudes.
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Conference is all about – two days of authoritative content giving delegates the complete technical, practical, professional, and political framework in which to make effective decisions. The conference will this year take on a worldwide slant as, for the first time, it plays host to the International Federation of Hospital Engineering. The organisation's experts on healthcare estate management, healthcare engineering, and the healthcare architecture and construction supply chain from all over the world will speak both at this year’s conference and during a dedicated afternoon session in the new Plenary Theatre. This will feature international case studies and content, including modernising hospital services in the Falkland Islands; construction of a new £1.2billion German hospital; achieving zero-energy hospital buildings in the
US; and managing waste and energy in a sustainability partnership in Ireland.
Take your pick
Over the two days the conference will run four main parallel streams: Strategy and Leadership; Engineering and Facilities Management; Planning, Design and Construction; and Innovation. The Day 1 session will focus on ‘diversity and inclusion’, with speakers from the IHEEM Diversity and Inclusion Working Group, including its chairman, Dr Manju Patel; and presentations from Suzie Mertes from Police Scotland; Claire Hennessy of Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust; Ashley Dunsmore from Kier Construction; and Trish Marchant from Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Kim Shelley from ETA Projects, and Elizabeth Donnelly of the Women’s Engineering Society, will add further
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