2014  Date: 19 - 20 August, 2014  Venue: Bayview Eden,

Meeting Future Healthcare Demands through Developing New and Existing Health Facilities

FEATURING CUTTING EDGE INSIGHTS FROM LEADING HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE EXPERTS INCLUDING: Earn up to • David Keenan • Kym Forrest Senior Project Manager and Director, Monash Children’s 19 CPD POINTS Development Coordinator, Hospital Project from the Australian Plenary Health Institute of Architects • Leanne Chappel • Stuart Moore Director Capital Works Group Project Manager, Melbourne Health, the Royal Epworth Health Melbourne Hospital • Jeffrey Williams • Wayne Eastley Director of Nursing, Manager Asset Sustainability, St John of God Public and Department of Health and Private Hospitals Human Services • David O’Shaughnessy • Peter Sim Project Director Bendigo Divisional Director, Project Hospital Project - Building, Management - VIC, Lend Lease Savills Australia

MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TIME OUT OF THE OFFICE BY ATTENDING THE INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS: A BIM in Healthcare: The Big Picture

Integrated Design, Planning and Engineering Solutions for B Regional and Remote Health Care Facilities

Strategic Planning to Ensure New Builds are Adaptable and C Can Accommodate Future Retro ts

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BOOK NOW! T: +61 2 9229 1000 n F: +61 2 9223 2622 n E: [email protected] n W: www.healthfacilities.com.au YOUR EXPERT SPEAKER PANEL: • Kym Forrest • Richard Morrison Project Director National Information and New Monash Children’s Communications Technology Hospital Project Manager Norman Disney and young 2014 • Wayne Eastley Manager Asset Sustainability • Steve Trevenar Department of Health and Head of Business and Strategy Human Services Tasmania Healthcare and Scienti c Dear Colleague, Research, Lend Lease • Jim Rodgers Project Manager • Jeffrey Williams Australia’s healthcare system is under increasing Ballarat Community Health Director of Nursing, St John pressure due to the combination of population of God Midland public and • David O’Shaughnessy Private Hospitals growth and people living longer with more complex Project Director Bendigo conditions. This has highlighted the urgent need Hospital Project - Building • Arch Fotheringham to provide health facilities that can respond to the Lend Lease Director of Health Projects, Brook eld Multiplex changing needs of the local health demographic. • Dario Salvatore Director, • Stuart Moore Health Facilities Design and Development 2014 will Hodgkison Architects Group Project Manager, Epworth Health feature case study examples of new-build and retro t • Aleks Baltovski health facility developments speci c to , Design Manager, • Garry Coff South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania and the Probuild Senior Health Facility Planner, The Logan Hospital • Ian Moon Northern Territory. Expansion Project Director McConnell, Smith and • John Mitchell Drawing on the experience of healthcare providers, Johnson Project Director, National architects, structural engineers and construction Building Information • Alex Stephanou Modelling Initiative specialists, this event will provide you with the Senior Associate, strategies required to ensure successful project Darryl Jackson • Nathan Brown Director, BCA Engineers development and completion. • Leanne Chappel Director Capital Works • Jeffrey Price Projects to be showcased: Melbourne Health, the Royal General Manager - Business þ The Royal Hobart Hospital Development Melbourne Hospital Development, BlueCross Community and Residential • David Keenan þ The Bendigo Hospital Project Services þ The New Midland Hospital Project Senior Project Manager and Development • Sheree Proposch þ The Tennant Creek Hospital Upgrade Coordinator Principal þ The Olivia Newton John Cancer Centre Plenary Health Hassell þ The Hospital Upgrade þ Ballarat Primary Care Facility þ BIM to Drive Intelligent Building Design and WHO WILL YOU MEET: Management Australian Health Facilities Design and Development 2014 has been developed for: þ The New Monash Children’s Hospital Development • CEO’s • Procurement Managers Health Facilities Design and Development is a unique • COO’s • Quality Managers • CIO’s • Redevelopment/ opportunity for healthcare professionals, construction • Facility Planner/Planning Development Managers contractors, architects, consulting engineers, and Manager/Master Planners • Facilities Managers state and federal government to share insights • Project Managers/Directors • Operations Managers and strategies on how to collaborate effectively to • Directors of Nursing • Construction Managers achieve their shared objectives. • Departmental Heads • Design Managers • Director Capital Works • State Managers I hope to meet you there. • BIM Managers • Architects • BIM Modellers • Designers Doug Power • BIM Architects • Researchers • Infrastructure Managers • Consultants Event Director, Healthcare IQ • Engineering Managers

THIS WILL COVER INDUSTRY "High quality presentations, LEADERS FROM: • Federal Government • Public Hospitals cutting edge material" • State Government • Super Clinics Chris Buntine • Area Health Boards • Aged Care Facilities Senior ESD Engineer at Aurecon • Contractors • Consulting Engineers • Architects • Banks • Private Hospitals • Primary Healthcare

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08:30 Registration & Welcome Coffee • Tracking the Ethernet port count for the design • Modelling indoor and outdoor Wireless networks for 09:00 Opening remarks from the Chair: accurate Access point locations to support asset tracking • Mobile Duress systems – achieving rapid and accurate Steve Trevenar locations. Head of Business and Strategy Healthcare and • Optimising the In building mobile coverage solution Scienti c Research, Lend Lease to provide coverage to all buildings campus-wide • Off-Site vs. On-Site data centre 09:10 The VCCC: Lessons Learned from Managing • Increasing productivity through the latest in available Construction in and Around the Royal Melbourne Nursecall platforms and workow terminals Hospital’s Emergency Department • Messaging and Integration • New facilities overview • Digital Operating Theatres and Audio Visual systems • Overcoming the challenges associated with building Smart Cards and formats four new oors on top of the existing Richard Morrison • Understanding how disruption can impact on National Information and Communications Technology healthcare delivery Manager, Norman Disney and Young • Identifying alternative route access at planning stage • Developing an effective communication strategy and 12:20 Bendigo Hospital – Delivering a World Class stakeholder management plan Regional Hospital • Cost control through the project lifecycle • Why the public private partnership model works for the Bendigo Hospital Leanne Chappel • Overlapping design and construction : managing Director Capital Works Melbourne Health, delivery risk The Royal Melbourne Hospital, City Campus • Use of an integrated BIM approach through consultants and subcontractors 09:50 Delivering the Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre Project: A New Benchmark Cancer Research, • Maximising stakeholder and user engagement Care and Education Facility • The bene ts of a best for whole of life solution • Introduction and Facilities Overview David O’Shaughnessy • Plenary’s health portfolio Project Director Bendigo Hospital Project - Building, • Delivering on the promise – Project objectives Lend Lease • Exploring the breadth of the public private partnership • Managing stakeholders through project phases 13:00 Lunch and Networking Break • Unique project challenges • Construction update and look ahead 14:00 The Redevelopment of Moyne Health Services’ Port David Keenan Fairy Campus Senior Project Manager and Development Coordinator • Overview of the project for the VCCC, Plenary Health • Building the business case • The funding process 10:30 Epworth Geelong: Developing a Comprehensive • Design criteria – future proo ng for changing health Acute and Rehabilitation Private Hospital needs • Developing the business case for the new build • Timeline and next steps

• Working in partnership with David Lee • Designing purpose built state of the art facilities to CEO, Moyne Health Services integrate clinical practice, teaching and research • Development in four stages to minimise the risks associated with green eld projects 14:40 The New Midland Hospital Project: An Accelerated • Establishing a footprint and market presence in the area Design and Construction Program • Technology procurement and infrastructure design • Delivering the design in 4-6 months • An international model that has demonstrated • Managing clinical expectations – stakeholder improved patient outcomes are achieved in a management teaching hospital setting • Designing in expansion options at early planning stages • Future proo ng the facility Stuart Moore • Utilising modular building methods – could we have Epworth Healthcare Group Project Manager, gone further? • If we could go back – what would we have done Morning Coffee and Networking Break 11:10 differently? 11:40 New Bendigo Hospital: Delivering Higher Ef ciency Jeffrey Williams Healthcare through the Use of Technology Director of Nursing, St John of God Midland Public • Deploying new Revit tools to better communicate the and Private Hospitals design to user and reference groups.

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15:20 The New Midland Hospital Project: Utilising 17:10 Tennant Creek Hospital: Design and Procurement Innovative Modular Building Methods to Reduce Strategies for Remote Hospital Developments Time, Cost and labour Resources • The challenges with development within a fully • Overview of the Midland Hospital development operational remote hospital • Opportunities for design ef ciencies and innovation • Design methodologies and innovation for remote • The key advantages of utilising modular building health care facilities methods in healthcare infrastructure delivery • Opportunities for design innovation in a harsh sub- • Waste minimisation and building time – lower risk and tropical environment nancial impact • Design responses to infrastructure and engineering • Understanding the opportunities for the increased challenges use of modular building methods in future • Addressing the resource and skills challenges infrastructure developments Dario Salvatore Arch Fotheringham Director, Hodgkison Architects Director of Health Projects, Brook eld Multiplex 17:50 Close of Day 1 16:00 Afternoon Coffee and Networking Break 17:55 Networking Drinks Reception 16:30 The Logan Hospital Expansion Project: A Journey through the Planning Process

Garry Coff Senior Health Facility Planner, The Logan Hospital Expansion Project

Jeff Soutar Senior Architect GHD Woodhead

CONFERENCE DAY TWO: Wednesday, 20 August 2014

08:30 Registration & Morning Coffee 09:50 Strategic Planning to Ensure New Builds are Adaptable and Can Accommodate Future Retro ts 09:00 Opening Remarks from Day 2 Chair • Design for adaptability – devices implemented • Use of BIM for construction, FM and future Arch Fotheringham adaptability purposes Director of Health Projects, Brook eld Multiplex • Understanding the BIM project life cycle • Developing a strategy to minimise the impact of your 09:10 Precinct Crowd Sourcing - Sharing Knowledge/ retro t project – construction works vs continuing Sharing Infrastructure operation • How can we further rationalise the health dollar • Case study examples spend? • Review of several national and international precincts Aleks Baltovski • The role of cooperation in new models that promote Design Manager, Probuild governance mechanisms for all stakeholders Christian Renfree • What does this mean for our early stages of business Director, Monaco Hickey planning? • What features might be in a future model? 10:50 Morning Coffee and Networking Break Jeff Menkens Principal and Health Sector Leader 11:20 The Olivia Newton-John Cancer and Wellness Centre Hassell at Austin Hospital • Designing alternative care settings Sheree Poposch • Maximising energy ef ciency and minimising Principal and Studio Leader environmental impacts Hassell

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• A Consumer Advisory Panel – engagement with the • The strategic organisation of clinical spaces clinical planning teams to assist with planning for • Future proo ng the facility for growth and schematic and detailed design technological advances • Future proo ng the facility for adaptability Ian Moon • Managing expectations and budgetary control Director, McConnell, Smith and Johnson • Predicting potential challenges and risk mitigation Alex Stephanou Kym Forrest Senior Associate, Daryl Jackson Pty Ltd Director Monash Children’s Hospital Project 12:20 Realising the Value of BIM in the Health Context How to realise value from BIM for health service 15:20 Afternoon Coffee and Networking Break operations, including • engaging the right people to successfully deliver a 15:50 The Delivery of Aged Care Facilities: A Client and BIM project; Project Management Perspective • getting project participants to collaborate as an • The increasing competition in the market for builders integrated team; and design consultants • ensuring the orderly handover of information required • The need for solid frameworks - project brief, timelines for asset management; and and contracting arrangements, risk mitigation • using BIM data to optimise asset lifecycle management. • Possible future trends, - medium rise developments, increased demand for independent living to aged Wayne Eastley care ‘transition’ sites Manager Asset Sustainability, Department of Health and Human Services Tasmania • demand for sites • design v cost impacts • The increasing demand for facilities, 13:00 Lunch and Networking Break • The priorities of a client organisation • The impact of changing legislation 14:00 Ballarat Community Health Projects: Delivering A New Primary Care Facility • Business case drivers • Commonwealth funding allocation – building the Peter Sim business case Divisional Director Healthcare Victoria • Responding to 50% projected growth in the Ballarat Savills population Jeffrey Price • Delivering the project within a 2 year timeframe – on General Manager - Business Development time and within budget BlueCross Community and Residential Services • Designing a facility that can accommodate 23 service areas 16:30 Re-thinking Space in Hospital Planning • Sustainability in design – local contractors and Case Studies - Hypothetical and Real materials • Hygiopolis – New City New healthcare • Key design criteria – future proo ng for adaption to • Kidderminster Treatment Centre changing health needs • Barnborough - The Acute Local Hypermodern Hospital • Designing IT provision – NBN and telehealth capability • Stoke Mandeville Jim Rodgers • Pilot Ward Hillingdon Project Manager Mungo Smith Ballarat Community Health Director of Business Development Medical Architecture 14:40 The New Monash Children’s Hospital Project: Designing in New Models of Care 17:10 Close of conference • Project overview and key objectives • The consultation process – clinical input in the design process for new models of care

"I found the conference informative and enjoyable" Mark Hoffman Manager Capital Projects at Eastern Health

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11:00 - 14:00 n WORKSHOP A 14:15 - 17:15 n WORKSHOP B BIM in The Health Context - Integrated Design, Planning and Opportunities and Threats Engineering Solutions for Regional Planning, designing, constructing and operating health care and Remote Health Care Facilities facilities will present you with opportunities and threats at each Planning, designing and developing health care facilities in regional stage of your BIM journey. With this in mind, we have brought and remote areas will present you with a unique set of challenges together two leading health domain experts to arm you with the at each stage of your project journey. With this in mind, we have necessary strategies to ensure BIM project success. brought together three leading experts in health facility planning, Enjoy the lively debate between the BIM Evangelist and the Devil’s design and engineering to arm you with the necessary strategies Advocate and then synthesise your learning in a scenario based for project success. group exercise designed to help you identify the opportunities and This expert led workshop will provide you with an interactive challenges that BIM will present for your organisation. forum to discuss the solutions to the challenges you will face and

culminates in a scenario based group exercise to bring together PART 1 - BIM IN HEALTHCARE your learning’s from the session THE BIG PICTURE

PART 1 – CASE STUDIES: John Mitchell - (Opportunities) • The National BIM Initiative CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL DEVELOPMENTS • Implications for health brie ng systems Garry Coff - Health Facility Planning • Keys to BIM project success • Stakeholder input • Unique clinical considerations Wayne Eastley - (Challenges) • Change management challenges • Health care delivery models • Risks arising through the use of BIM on health projects Dario Salvatore - Integrated Design Solutions • What about existing facilities • The challenge of integration • The market will work it out • Design innovation for regional and remote facilities • Importance of future proo ng PART 2 - INTERACTIVE SESSION • Design and change management • Risks and opportunities in design innovation • Brie ng for health projects Nathan Brown - Engineering Challenges • Developing a functional brief • Engineering innovation in regional and remote facilities • Early contractor involvement • Engineering challenges and unique environmental factors • How best to manage a BIM project • Infrastructure considerations • Encouraging innovation • Safe design, maintenance and servicing Facilitator: • Whole of life considerations Wayne Eastley Manager Asset Sustainability, Department of Health and Human PART 2 – INTERACTIVE SESSION Services Tasmania CRITICAL STEPS IN REGIONAL AND REMOTE DEVELOPMENTS John Mitchell • Forming an effective project brief and scope Project Director, National Building Information Modelling Initiative • Developing a functional brief • Who to include in the project control group • How best to manage and engage with stakeholders • How innovative can design be?

Session close

Facilitators: Dario Salvatore, Director, Hodgkison Architects Nathan Brown, Director, BCA Engineers Garry Coff, Senior Health Facility Planner, Garry Coff Consulting

17:30 - 20:30 n WORKSHOP C will ensure you have the ability to implement positive outcomes on Strategic Planning to Ensure New Builds are future retro t works. Learning areas: Adaptable and Can Accommodate Future • Future proo ng new builds • Creating space that is exible for potential modi cations Retro ts • Materials use that can enable you to make future changes more easily With the ever changing needs of your local health demographic • Advances in modular design and construction coupled with the constant evolution of health technology, is has • The bene ts of BIM in the design phase – a journey through our become more essential than ever that you consider future retro t experience on current projects modi cations during the design and development of your health • Case studies – scenario based group exercise facility new build. Facilitators: Drawing on his extensive involvement in the design and development Aleks Baltovski, Design Manager, Probuild of health facility projects from across Australia, Alex will take you Christian Renfree, Director, Monaco Hickey through the decisions you need to make during the design phase that

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