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Outline planning consent for Burton ‘Health Village’

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/ Sep 12, 2018

STRIDE, the development joint venture between Health Innovation Partners (HIP) – a partnership between Community Solutions Partnership, the healthcare development subsidiary of Morgan Sindall, and Arcadis – and University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust (UHDB), have received outline planning permission to develop a healthcare village, Outwoods, on surplus land adjacent to the Queen’s Hospital in Burton-on-Trent.

BWF and BRE collaborate to highlight fire doors’ importance

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/ Sep 24, 2018

Unlock the benefits of free cooling

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/ Sep 21, 2018

Horbury wins three-year Chesterfield Royal contract

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/ Sep 18, 2018

BES establishes southern HQ

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/ Sep 14, 2018

Sector saving both money and resources

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/ Sep 13, 2018

Cancer treatment in Southern England takes major step forward

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/ Sep 12, 2018

Smartphones deployed at Royal Bolton

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/ Sep 12, 2018

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Healthcare Estates 2018 Preview

To create high-quality patient environments, you need the right products, services and equipment. You will find them in the Healthcare Estates exhibition, which features over 200 exhibiting companies who supply the UK healthcare sector. You also need the right information, ideas, answers and attitudes. That’s what the

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Finding a fitting solution for hospital drainage

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/ Sep 13, 2018

An effective, reliable internal drainage system is a key requirement of any building, but perhaps nowhere more so than in a hospital. Jonathan Briafield, senior product manager at Geberit, examines ‘the growing issue’ of ageing cast iron drainage pipes in hospitals, and considers alternative materials available to Trusts.

Addressing the gender imbalance in engineering

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/ Sep 12, 2018

With women currently making up only 12 per cent of the UK’s engineering workforce, HEJ editor, Jonathan Baillie, reports on the goals and planned work of IHEEM’s new Diversity and Inclusion Working Group. Two of the key initial priorities for it will be to champion women’s role in healthcare engineering and estate management, and to seek to do all it can to encourage more female entrants to the profession.