Thursday 14th June
Primary Care Design.
What are the current trends?
Venue: RICS, Great George Street, London, SW1P 3AD
Time; 7.45 - 10.15am
The delivery of primary and community healthcare has changed significantly over the last twenty years with a broader range of services provided and a focus on prevention and local access. According to a recent report by Reform - "Investing in the primary care estate is key to facilitating a sustainable healthcare system."
Come and join us as our expert panel discuss:
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The range of services now being delivered and what types of spaces are required?
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How can we organise these spaces to be efficient, flexible and user-friendly?
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How adaptable are spaces to changing service needs and pathways?
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Are GP's equipped to deliver new care models?
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How is modern technology and digital media transforming the way we access primary care?
Speakers
Xav Roberts
Murphy Philipps
Xav joined Murphy Philipps in 2007, after graduating and starting his career working for a large multidisciplinary architecture practice.
He has 18 years of architectural experience with involvement in residential, aviation and commercial projects as well as a wide variety of healthcare buildings.
Working on Primary Care projects from 2007, initially with North London NHS Trust Barnet, Enfield & Haringey to deliver Hornsey Community Hospital, then continuing to deliver the award winning Finchley Memorial Hospital with Barnet NHS Trust, Sudbury Community Hospital with NHS West Suffolk and more recently the ongoing redevelopment programme at Queen Mary’s Hospital in Sidcup for Oxleas NHS Trust.
Marc Levinson
Murphy Philipps
Marc has worked at Murphy Philipps Architects since 2002 and has been a Partner since 2006. His experience includes projects in the healthcare, commercial and residential sectors. Marc has also been extensively involved with the writing of design guidance for the Department of Health and undertaken research relating to healthcare environments. He regularly presents at conferences, both in the UK and internationally, on issues including sustainability and innovative healthcare design.
In 2013, Marc completed a masters’ degree with distinction in Planning Buildings for Health at the Medical Architecture Research Unit. Marc is currently the MSc Module Leader in 'Health Planning in Developing Countries' on the 'International Health Studies' masters' programme at London South Bank University.
Jonathan Turner
Rider Levett Bucknall
Jonathan is a Health Planner and Chartered Surveyor with 23 years’ experience working in the Health Sector. He started his career working for a number of NHS Trusts where he acted as a Strategic Project Manager and Health Planner involved with a wide range of projects in acute, community and mental health sectors. Jonathan is also a DQI Assessor for the CIC – Construction Industry Council.
Jonathan has had a wide and varied career within healthcare working on in excess of a 100 health projects and commissions including provision of strategic planning covering whole STP areas, development of business cases, strategies and health planning of specific projects ranging from primary care facilities to secondary care hospitals.