Transforming the NHS Estate Event 2022

The Second Annual Transforming the NHS estate event 2022 is happening on 27th September 2022, 8:00am – 4:00pm. Hosted at The Kia Oval, London, United Kingdom.

The NHS Estates and Facilities professions are responsible for the management of an estate footprint of 24 million m² across the NHS in England. 

Estates are 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.

Transforming the NHS Estate 2022 aims to brings together senior leaders from across the health sector, Government, academia and the wider public sector. It is expected to hear about the latest policy updates across the industry and address the challenges facing the sector in these unprecedented times.  

The Second Annual Transforming the NHS Estate Event 2022 aims to provide delegates with the latest policy updates regarding the current status of capital funding and the maintenance backlog. 

Case studies are expected to provide a practical insight into how NHS trusts have implemented transformed estates in their regions.

Last year’s Transforming the NHS Estate 2021 event featured presentations from representatives of NHS Estates Delivery Unit, NHS Shared Business Services, Department of Health and Social Care, University of East London, and more. Presenting Partners Arco, Gama Healthcare, Tio Fire Safety, and Hysopt shared industry insight and expertise via case study and seminar sessions.

Expected Key Topics from Agenda: 

• Launching The Next Phase Of Implementing Of The Health Infrastructure Plan
• The Role Of NHS Estates In Population Health
• Driving Low Energy, Cost-Effective And Sustainable Processes In Estates Design And Monitoring
• Rebuilding Out NHS

Expected Learning Outcomes: 

• Understand the key challenges facing healthcare estates across the United Kingdom
• Examine the Government’s plans and priorities for transforming the NHS in relation to Estates developments
• Recognise areas of improvement for delivering better infrastructure, from design to implementation and evaluation
• Explore how funding and investment can improve the quality of healthcare facilities and resources
• Address the lessons from case studies that have transformed estates, and how their best-practices can be applied elsewhere
• Investigate how estates can improve their sustainability and enhance their ability to deliver the net-zero objectives
• Acknowledge the need to prioritise NHS estates that meet the needs of all users
• Develop a long-term vision for meeting the needs of NHS estates

Expected Benefits of Event:

• Meet other like-minded professionals and develop new, beneficial connections 
• Through the learning opportunities and sharing of best practice, you should be able to implement improvements in your workplace 
• Impact the wider agenda and be part of future planning 
• Be part of organisations that continue to evolve, improve and innovate 
• Expected to learn how to make the best use of key products and services that can help transform your organisational capabilities

Expected Key Speakers:

• Ciara Hanson; London Cancer Hub Programme 
• Michael Wood; NHS Confederation 
• Alex Parker; Aico 
• Matt Russel; Symetri 
• Claire Orchard; Milton Keynes University Hospital 

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