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MTX have been successfully appointed to supply, install and commission a new build modular extension to the Emergency Department at Medway Maritime Hospital. The scheme has been procured under P21 + with the principal contractor being IHP. The modular extension will be housed over three storeys with the third floor containing new plant to serve to entire scheme. The accommodation at ground floor will consist of seven new resus bays along with a new isolation department, majors and CCU assessment bays.
Construction works are progressing well onsite with all 70 modules installed along with compliant concrete floors and a significant proportion of external cladding and first fix M&E. All construction works are being carried out while the existing Emergency Department continues to operate. The works completed by MTX in an offsite fashion represent one of the first phases of the entire scheme. The project is currently running on schedule with phase one due for completion in August 2017. »
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While a £2billion boost for social care, unveiled in the 2017 Budget, is being widely welcomed, the Government is being warned that the funding will not take pressure off struggling NHS services.
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A purpose-built one-stop fertility clinic is to open in Wickford, Essex, based on a forward-thinking design that follows the patient pathway.
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An extensive refurbishment project at Malton Community Hospital in North Yorkshire has enabled the launch of a new, best-practice, one-stop urology clinic.
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The contractor responsible for a new care home development in Worcestershire is urging the construction industry to keep pace with evolving trends in retirement living in the wake of a rise in demand across the country.
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Door-closing solutions have been specified that echo the stylish design of a new care home in Dunstable.
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Hospitals up and down the country are facing two conflicting pressures - a need for additional space to improve and expand services, and a reduction in capital to pay for building improvements.
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The growing evidence base for the positive impact of the arts on health and wellbeing is undisputed, but for many NHS organisations it is difficult to get projects off the ground.
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The delivery partners who will lead the next wave of NHS and social care construction projects have been announced. Six principal supply chain partners (PSCPs) have won a place on the newly-launched ProCure22 (P22) framework - the third tranche of the Department of Health’s design and construction strategy.
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Over the past 15 years the healthcare sector has seen major investment in the estate, with the replacement of many hospitals up and down the country with new, state-of-the-art, purpose-built facilities, largely funded through multi-million-pound PFI deals.
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Large-scale hospital developments like those seen in previous years across the UK are now few and far between, with budgetary pressures and changes to clinical pathways shifting the focus towards smaller refurbishment projects.
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The need to provide audit trails, ease of maintenance, and increased interest in wireless communications are key factors continuing to drive the design of modern nurse call systems for hospitals and care homes.
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The demand for accessible and secure services is conflicting with the desire for a reduction in cost and a severe lack of space to signal a step-change in the way hospitals operate on-site car parking. This has prompted a wealth of new technologies that aim to give staff, patients and visitors maximum opportunities with minimum expense.
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