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how to access the marketplace, and will showcase some of the most-hard-hitting projects delivered in the country in recent years. We are delighted to welcome, as one


of our speakers, Jeane Freeman, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport at the Scottish Government. She will outline some of the key priorities moving forward and how they will be delivered. Other speakers will include Ricky and


Annie Pollock from specialist dementia care provider, HammondCare, who will deliver a session on design choices to


enable older people and those with dementia to access and use outdoor spaces safely. Wholly in line with Scotland’s aim to


improve care for the elderly in order to reduce pressure on hospitals; the talk will also explore the importance of product selection, helping specifiers to select the building products that work best for people with dementia. Also on the line-up over the two


days is Lianne Knotts from Medical Architecture, who will give a joint presentation with NHS Ayrshire and Arran, on the creation of a new 12-bed national secure adolescent inpatient unit at the Ayshire Central Hospital site. The session will cover the delivery of


the project through the Frameworks Scotland 2 initiative and how the design and new clinical approach will enhance mental health services. And Simon Kydd of WSP will look to


the future with an overview of how planning and design can help to create a new generation of health and care facilities that will better meet the needs of today’s populations. Overall there will be three sessions,


Sample of registered project delegates Company


Position BakerHicks HammondCare


Stantec WSP


Medical Architecture NHS Ayrshire & Arran


Principal Architect Associate Consultant


Managing Principal Head of Healthcare


Director Clinical Services Coordinator


£830M £340M


£196M £5M


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each with up to three expert speakers and an opportunity to pick their brains during a question-and-answer.


On a mission Speaker session chair, Jo Makosinski, editor of healthcare design & management magazine, said: “The event in England has proved really popular since its launch and, with such a considerable market emerging in Scotland, it’s time to take the expertise we’ve developed here across the border. “Scotland is embarking on a mission


to transform the delivery of health and care services and this will ultimately require a network of new, state-of-the- art facilities. “The healthcare buildings forum


Scotland will be a one-stop-shop for companies looking for more information on where the opportunities lie, and who want to get in front of those who are at the forefront of delivering these projects.” For more information about the


event, or to register for your place, visit the website at hb-forum.co.uk or email leslie@stable-events.co.uk.


Project(s) Value £270M


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