DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/k6qwbl/impact_of_lift_and) has announced the addition of the "Impact of Lift and P21 on Healthcare Construction Market Report - UK 2012-2016 Analysis" report to their offering.
AMA Research are pleased to announce the publication of the 1st edition of the report, Impact of Lift and P21 on Healthcare Construction Market Report - UK 2012-2016 Analysis, which reviews the major changes currently taking place within the NHS, specifically reviewing the future of key construction programmes and procurement routes under the new NHS Structure.
Key areas in the report:
- Government reform of the NHS - analysis of new Operating Structure.
- Implications of the Health & Social Care Act 2012 for the Construction Industry.
- New providers and clients under the new NHS Structure.
- Analysis of NHS Revenue and Capital Funding to 2015 and capital funding arrangements under the new NHS Structure.
Areas of particular interest include:
- Review of main procurement routes and construction programmes used in the healthcare sector and their future under the new NHS structure, focusing on: LIFT and ExpressLIFT; Hub Initiative in Scotland; Procure21/Procure21 ; Designed for Life: Building for Wales (P21 in Wales) and Frameworks Scotland
- Potential impact of Health and Social Care Act on future of the NHS estate and development of GP premises - including estate rationalization, surplus land for sale, abolition of PCTs and shift towards foundation trust status
- Policy of GP-led commissioning will transfer decisions on care, treatments and spending to groups of practices signalling a change towards larger GP-led clinical collectives in the form of Clinical Commissioning Groups
- Review of major contractors and consortia, key developers and investors involved in the healthcare sector - future opportunities for healthcare work and key issues for the construction industry
- Future Prospects - impact of a more rationalised estate and a move away from large healthcare developments such as large PFI hospitals, towards upgrading, refurbishing and extending the primary healthcare estate.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Introduction
2. Summary And Future Prospects
3. Public Sector Healthcare In The Uk
3.1 New Structure Of The Nhs
4. Healthcare Spending In The Uk
4.1 Nhs Funding - England
4.2 Capital Spending In The Nhs
4.3 Construction Output In The Healthcare Sector
5. Procurement Of Healthcare Construction Work
5.1 Procurement Routes For Gps And Pcts
5.2 Nhs Lift
5.3 Expresslift
5.4 Procure21/Procure21
5.5 Other Finance And Procurement Options For Nhs Clients
6. Construction Supply In The Healthcare Sector
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