A new hospital is being built adjacent to the current site to replace the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Selly Oak Hospital. Services from Selly Oak hospital will move in on a date in June 2010, and services from the current Queen Elizabeth Hospital will move in in November 2010.
The Balfour Beatty Quality Team are using Priority1 to progressively validate and handover the 6000 hospital rooms.
Priority1 is to be used by the Laing O’Rourke team managing a £225 million PFI scheme at Pembury Hospital.
The new 512 bed hospital will be the first acute hospital in the country with 100 per cent single rooms. 65,000 sq meters in floor area and seven storey’s in height, it includes planned and emergency surgery, orthopedics, a women and children’s zone, day case theatres and outpatient services.
BAM has placed an order for using the Priority1 hosted system at Castle Hill Hospital in Hull – the project team will be using Priority1 for snagging the construction of a new £7m Medical Research, Training and Day Surgery building over the next 12 months.