A lot of the debate has focused on the model of care, with differing views as to the organisation of services and facilities. What is the model of care for the new hospital?
The planning for the new hospital facilities is based on delivering a patient-centred facility. This means putting patients first, and configuring facilities to support multidisciplinary and integrated approaches to care by designing spaces that: • Consider the well-being of patients, while considering the needs of staff • Create a dynamic working environment for staff • Encourage individuals to take an active role in the management of their own health • Engender a sense of well-being • Encourage input from carers and families • Allow patient dignity, privacy and confidentiality • Require minimal internal travel wherever possible, that is, related services are located close together, either on the same floor or above/below • Can accommodate future growth or change in service delivery • Are sustainable and environmentally conscious. In terms of facility design, we want facilities that can: • Create an appealing and supportive care and work environment • Be flexible and adaptable, with a
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