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The NHS Estates & Facilities Conference 2022
08:00 am
22 Feb, 2022
etc venues Manchester
The NHS Estates & Facilities Conference 2022
08:00 am
22 Feb, 2022
etc venues Manchester
Following the huge success of the Convenzis NHS Estates Virtual Conference series, the leading, complimentary 1-day webinar for NHS Estates & Facilities professionals in the UK, we are pleased to announce that we are moving to in-person. Over 800 sector professionals have joined us over the last 18 months to listen, learn and engage directly with key policymakers and peers from across the UK.
The NHS backlog maintenance bill has risen to over £9 billion, while the annual bill for running the NHS estate totalled £9.7 billion in 2020, this is according to recently released figures from NHS Digital.
Having said this, the NHS Estate is at the centre of the Government’s plans for transforming the NHS and the largest hospital building plan in a generation was launched in 2019. It plans to deliver a long-term programme of investment in health infrastructure, with an investment of £2.8 billion for six large hospitals to be built by 2025. A further 21 schemes will be delivered between 2025 and 2030.
These plans will be supported by changes made to capital funding in April, NHS England and Improvement set out the changes with the key aim of providing:
- greater clarity and confidence on the level of capital resources available.
- support for system working and capital priorities discussions; and
- enabling faster access to national capital funding for critical safety issues.
As we enter a new year, this conference aims to provide key planning guidance and practical examples of best practices from across the NHS and commercial sector.
View our Safety and Sanitation Measures at our upcoming in-person events: https://www.convenzis.co.uk/safety-and-sanitation-measures/
At Convenzis we pride ourselves on our ability to develop, manage, and host both virtual and physical events for the public and commercial sectors.
Our physical events offer a unique opportunity to meet with key sector stakeholders in an informal and relaxed atmosphere, this provides an ideal chance to discuss strategic change and learn from some of the most well-respected public sector professionals in the country, all while soaking up the lovely atmosphere our venues and audience provide.
The NHS Estates & Facilities Conference 2021 Overview:
96.97% of Delegates would recommend Convenzis to their Colleagues.
96.88% of Delegates rated our speakers as either Good or Excellent.
82% of Attendees were at Senior Management Level or above.
100% of Delegates are interested in attending the next event.
53.13% of Delegates have requested a meeting with our sponsors following the Conference.
The NHS Estates & Facilities Conference 2022 Key Subjects
Key event learning points:
- Capital funding changes and review.
- Clicks and Mortar: Harnessing technology
- Delivering a Net Zero NHS
- New hospital development: Challenges and story so far
If you are an NHS estates manager/ leader, you are provided with a fully funded and CPD accredited pass to attend this session.
Research sources: The Kings Fund, NHS E/I, GPA
Who will Attend
- Associate Directors of Estates & Facilities
- Chairs
- Chief Executives
- Clinical Directors/Leaders
- Commercial Directors/Managers
- Deputy Directors of Estates, Facilities & IT
- Directors/Heads of Estates & Capital Projects
- Directors/Heads of IT
- Directors/Heads of Organisational Development
- Director/Heads of Operations
- Electrical Engineering Estates Managers
- Energy Managers
- Estates Compliance Managers
- Head of Estates Compliance
- Heads of Estates & Facilities
- Health & Safety Managers
- Mechanical Engineering Estates Managers
- NHS Trust Directors and Senior Managers
- Senior Estates Managers
- Strategic Estates Advisors/managers
- Sustainability Managers
Speakers
Ian Stenton
National Sustainability Programme Manager
Ryan Jones
Business Development Manager
Sponsors & Partners
The Agenda
09:00
Chairs Opening Address
Christine O’Connor
Independent Consultant
Population Health
Chairs Opening Address
Christine O’Connor (Confirmed)
09:05
Net Zero NHS Estate & Digital Asset Measurement
Karl Redmond
Strategic Estates Lead
NHS Estates Delivery Unit
Ian Stenton
National Sustainability Programme Manager
NHSEI
NHS is responsible for 5% of emissions in the UK; Estate emissions are a large part of that making up over 1/3 of all public sector energy emissions. NHS operates in 25,000,000M2 of hospital estate (1,140 hospitals) plus 7,500 Primary care facilities and 11,000 community pharmacy sites. We will outline the themes and aims of the NHS sustainability strategy regarding estates. We illustrate how we aim to measure the programs and the performance of the estate based on existing, additional and reusable data sources. All of which will offer insights on-going, enable the measurement of program outputs, provide an opportunity to assess operational productivity and efficiency on a holistic and simultaneous basis.
09:35
Steps towards delivering a SMART Building at LTHT – Case Study
Tim Platts
BIM Lead Advisor
Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust (TP professional services ltd)
Case study of current experience at Leeds in making the first (and to a degree) next steps toward a SMART building on their HIP new build programme.
Connecting this with the legacy requirements on the residual estate to achieve a truly holistic approach across the whole of the Trust.
This will get into some technical detail around BIM and the asset management initiative that has been spearheaded by NHS E/I called SEAMs.
09:55
Michael Simpson | Associate Director, Directorate of Strategic Development, Northern Lincolnshire & Goole NHS Foundation Trust & Dr Anwer Qureshi – Acting Medicine Clinical Director and UEC Clinical Lead for the Humber Acute Service Review (Confirmed)
We have been following the North Lincolnshire & Goole NHS Foundation Trust’s development of 2 new Emergency Departments and supporting 2 new Acute Assessment Units; let’s see how the team have been getting on and the challenges faced since our last chat with them:
Existing issues & challenges involving estate space and how it is blocking transformational change
Urgent & Emergency Care – New models of care & how estate design is a key enabler
Grand Designs – Designing, planning and phasing work onsite during a pandemic whilst challenged with normal winter pressures
What has been achieved through careful, pragmatic, clinical engagement & planning
10:15
Telematics and Connected Cameras
Steve Thomas
Managing Director
Ctrack
Our presentation focuses on how vehicle tracking and cameras can help reduce risk in fleet operations whilst simultaneously reducing costs and improving day to day operations. Example deployments from NHS fleets will highlight that significant benefits can be achieved quickly and easily.
10:35
Q&A Panel
10:55
A better way to manage health estates and facilities
Robert Salter
Innovation Scientist
Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board
Rob will discuss how the instruction of RFID technology into Royal Glamorgan Hospital provided real time insights into patient flow and clinical asset tracking across the hospital – reducing costs, improving efficiency and enhancing the patient experience
11:30
Chairs Morning Reflection
11:35
One Less Worry with PayByPhone
Ryan Jones
Business Development Manager
PaybyPhone
Here at PayByPhone we understand that when visiting the hospital parking is the last thing your patients and visitors want to worry about. Therefore, in this presentation we will demonstrate how customer centricity circulates through every aspect of our business, from an exceptional user experience, market leading client management and bespoke marketing campaigns. Collectively; this will ensure your visitors have one less worry…
12:15
Applying lessons learned from NHS estates to international projects: a Canadian case study
Dr Melanie Robinson
Associate
BIM Academy
The construction, renovation and maintenance of complex healthcare facility assets and estates require expert planning and coordination to execute the project seamlessly. Using building information modelling (BIM) processes allows the client to clearly define their information requirements and the project team to provide a comprehensive audit trail and document history, increasing transparency and accountability for the future lifecycle of the asset. The presentation will showcase some of the work BIM Academy have been doing across several NHS Trusts to better define their use of digital information on new construction projects, as well as strategically across their estates, under the framework of the ISO 19650 standards. Melanie will then share details of a case study to demonstrate how this work has informed the application of BIM on a large hospital project in British Columbia, Canada, thereby illustrating the value of international standards.
12:35
How a closer look at your forgotten waste can expedite your Net Zero
Rochelle Gee
Head of Property Service Operations
Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust
Lee Knott
Chief Commercial Officer
Advetec
Mixed residual waste contributes to the 11million tonnes of waste that goes to landfill or incineration each year – but this needn’t be the case. Lee will discuss how biotechnology can help Trusts significantly reduce carbon emissions, lower costs, achieve ESG goals and protect communities. Rochelle will share how she’s changing Buckinghamshire Trust’s approach to waste and why.
12:55
Q&A Panel
13:15
Networking & Lunch
13:54
Establishing facilities for wound care delivery: a financial opportunity for the NHS
Christine O’Connor
Independent Consultant
Population Health
Establishing facilities for wound care delivery: a financial opportunity for the NHS
