HEALTH ESTATE JOURNAL is the magazine of the Institute of Healthcare Engineering and Estate Management (IHEEM) and serves the membership of the Institute with topical, newsworthy and informative editorial about their industry.

The membership includes professionals, from both the public and private health sectors, who have significant influence on decisions to procure equipment and services; and also individuals who have responsibility for technical policy standards within the NHS.

Non-qualifying professionals can receive copies through associate membership or subscription. HEALTH ESTATE JOURNAL is also circulated overseas to international members worldwide.

Editorial

The HEALTH ESTATE JOURNAL has an editorial content that is designed to provide members of IHEEM with all the latest developments within the engineering, estates and facilities management sectors of the hospital environment.

Education, conference and seminar information is also available in each issue making HEALTH ESTATE JOURNAL the most informative publication for the market. During the year, HEALTH ESTATE JOURNAL will provide editorial content on the following key subject areas through technical articles and product appraisals:

  • Architecture and Design
  • Building Management Systems
  • Building Systems
  • Catering
  • Communications
  • Decontamination
  • Doors and Windows
  • Energy Management
  • Facilities Management
  • Flooring
  • Fire Safety
  • Furniture/Furnishings
  • Health and Safety/Risk Assessment
  • HVAC
  • Infection Prevention and Control
  • Information Technology
  • Major Project Procurement – (PFI, ProCure21)
  • Medical Gases
  • Operating Theatres
  • Plumbing and Drainage
  • Security
  • Signs and Signage
  • Storage Systems
  • Training
  • Washrooms
  • Waste Management
  • Water Services
Editorial guidelines for articles or case studies are available on request.

For details on advertising in Health Estate Journal, or on www.healthestatejournal.com, and for a copy of our latest media pack detailing costs and circulation details, please contact Nick Carpenter.

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Mapping a world for the disabled
Agreeing to spend £88,000 to sign her Trust up to a new online guide that will provide information on disabled access provision for some individual 300 healthcare sites throughout the county was “an extremely easy decision”, NHS Suffolk chief executive Carole Taylor-Brown told a London audience recently.

PRODUCT ARTICLE

Bug-busting porter’s chair set for launch
Vernacare has appointed a UK manufacturing team to produce its new porter’s chair, created as part of the Department of Health and NHS PASA’s “Design Bugs Out” challenge (HEJ – June 2009).