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Join the most dynamic online conference dedicated to enhancing healthcare infrastructure and uncovering cutting-edge innovations in NHS estate management. Network with top industry leaders, healthcare experts, and policymakers as we tackle critical challenges and unveil the future of health facilities.
Here’s what to expect at the National Health Executive’s Estates online conference:
- Engaging discussions – dive into emerging trends, pressing issues, and actionable solutions for optimising NHS estates
- Unlocking innovation – discover ground-breaking technologies and plans to shape the future of healthcare facilities
- Shaping the landscape – collaborate with peers and thought leaders to carve out a more resilient and efficient NHS estate
- Catalyse change – become a driving force in transforming healthcare delivery across the UK
With Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's announcement of substantial capital investments totalling £5.9 billion, including £3.4 billion earmarked for NHS technology, the time to act is now.
Do not miss out on securing your place at the forefront of change in healthcare facilities nationwide. Register today for the NHS Estates online conference and be a catalyst for transformative dialogue and impactful outcomes.
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08:55 AM - 09:25 AM
Building the Hospitals of the Future
Join our online conference as we reveal the blueprint for the hospitals of the future with Hospital 2.0, a standardised design revolutionising healthcare infrastructure. Explore the latest progress and insights into the New Hospital Programme, shaping the landscape of healthcare delivery. Engage with industry leaders and experts to understand the implications and advancements driving the evolution of hospital design and construction.
Don't miss this opportunity to influence innovation in healthcare facilities!
Matt Inada-Kim Consultant Acute Physician Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation TrustHis roles at NHS England are as National Clinical Director for Infection Management, AMR and Deterioration; National speciality advisor for sepsis, National clinical lead for COVID pathways/oximetry@home/virtual wards and the Deterioration and Sepsis CQUINs.
He has led the development of a standardised national methodology for assessing the burden of infections and sepsis, their outcomes and improvement.
He co-developed and co-led the implementation of NEWS2 across all hospitals and ambulance trusts nationally, and the deterioration CQUIN that has been implemented across 114 acute trusts and represents a global first in incentivising the optimal management of acutely ill patients most at risk of death.
He co-developed/led on national sepsis, deterioration and COVID clinical pathways in all community/interface settings, developing and then publishing evidence on the home oximetry monitoring strategy (through leading a national community of practice and clinical reference groups) that led to the purchase of 1.2 million oximeters and national implementation within 38 days and across a further 18 countries during the pandemic.
He is currently developing community-based, acute respiratory infection assessment hubs, having published papers demonstrating their effectiveness as integrated care models supporting urgent care and primary care transformation. 363 were set up last winter, seeing over 740,000 patients in 4 months.
HSJ award winner in Sepsis 2019, Deterioration 2020 and Patient Safety 2021 -
09:35 AM - 10:05 AM
Refurbishment and Retrofitting
This discussion will explore the future of healthcare infrastructure through refurbishment and retrofitting initiatives.
Discover how an £11 million investment in net zero refurbishments is improving patient care efficiency. Learn about efforts to modernise and reduce the backlog, supported by a £329 million government boost for over 20 hospitals to enhance energy efficiency and reduce carbon footprint. Engage with experts to understand the transformative impact of these initiatives on healthcare facilities.
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10:40 AM - 11:10 AM
Sustainability
This panel will address the pressing issue of sustainability in NHS estates. Discover how building energy contributes to carbon emissions and why it is crucial for achieving a net zero NHS estate by 2040. Explore the latest strategies and projects aimed at decarbonisation and sustainable practice.
Do not miss the chance to be part of this vital conversation. Register now to learn about actionable strategies for a sustainable future in healthcare.
Carl-Magnus Von Behr Doctoral Researcher Institute for Manufacturing, Department of Engineering, University of CambridgeCarl-Magnus von Behr is an industrial engineer with a focus on interdisciplinary problem-solving within healthcare management. His academic and practical work aims to enhance healthcare systems through innovation and operational efficiency.
In collaboration with AI specialists from the University of Cambridge, von Behr co-founded innex.ai. This venture introduces an AI-driven platform designed to streamline information retrieval and facilitate knowledge sharing among NHS Estates and Facilities Management staff.
Dr Gareth Thompson Sustainability Clinical & Innovation Lead Imperial College Healthcare NHS TrustGareth is the Sustainability Clinical and Innovation Lead at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust where he leads on staff engagement by growing the Green Community Network and Green Champions Programme, decarbonising clinical workstreams and reducing unnecessary clinical waste in the delivery of the Trust’s Green Plan. He has a special interest in sustainability entrepreneurship and innovation and assists startup founders with climate change and circular economy solutions with a focus on healthcare. His career vision is to plant the seeds of a regenerative economic paradigm shift that will enable both human society and nature to thrive together.
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11:45 AM - 12:15 PM
Technology and Innovation
Join our discussion on technology and innovation in healthcare to explore the impact of Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's £3.4 billion investment in NHS digital transformation. Learn how outdated IT systems hinder productivity and incur costs in the NHS. Discover strategies to overcome technological barriers and achieve the promised 2% annual productivity growth.
Grasp this opportunity to uncover the latest advancements shaping the future of healthcare delivery. Register now to be part of this vital discussion driving positive change in the healthcare sector.
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12:50 PM - 13:20 PM
Facilities Management
Join this panel discussion to explore the critical role of facilities management in ensuring quality healthcare delivery within the NHS. Discover how effective management of infrastructure optimises operational efficiency and safety in hospitals. Explore the direct impact of facilities management on healthcare services, emphasising resource optimisation and cost-effectiveness.
Learn about best practices for maintaining a safe and compliant environment for patients, staff, and visitors, including risk management strategies. Engage with experts to understand how facilities management teams collaborate with clinical staff to achieve operational excellence across the NHS.