6th Annual Public Private Partnerships in Healthcare conference

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As the markets rejuvenate, once again there is discussion about new PPP procurement in the Australian health sector. The Royal Adelaide Hospital bid heads towards the final stage while others like the Comprehensive Cancer Centre in Parkville are now generating interest in the private sector while ongoing projects forge ahead.

The 6th annual PPP in Healthcare Summit 2010 discusses the challenges and the opportunities that the PPP framework presents to a health sector in need of options to build and redevelop to meet severe gaps in service provision. It considers how the PPP proposition can be secured against external and internal changes and looks at the progress of ongoing projects. This is a valuable 2 day session that will give you critical insights into the lessons learnt by others.

Topics will include:

• Setting the stage for a successful PPP
• Putting together PPP hospital design briefs: lessons from UK PFI projects and the new Royal Adelaide Hospital
• Optimising the bidding process for effective procurement
• Legal structures governing healthcare PPPs
• Financing healthcare PPPs in the new financial order
• Elements that drive a successful healthcare PPP transaction
• Developing an executive framework
• Integrating facility management systems
• What do governments need to do to attract more bidders to give them the best choice

Join project leaders and managers from government and private sector to examine project innovation and best practice. Share experience from diverse points of view as clients, planners, designers, builder, financing experts, project managers, facilities managers come together at this critical annual event to examine the way forward for the PPP proposition in health infrastructure.

Benefit from the insights of renowned experts speaking at this 2-day event, including:

• David Asteraki, Director – Infrastructure and Projects Group, KPMG
• Val Jovevski, Healthcare Leader for Honeywell Building Solutions South Asia Pacific
• Abbie Galvin, Principal, Bligh Voller Nield
• Stuart Muirhead, Director, Capital Insight
• Alan Tracey, Executive Manager, Royal Northshore Hospital Redevelopment Project
• Alex Perehinec, Operations and Quality Manager, Plenary Group Pty Ltd

To benefit from the ‘early bird’ booking discount, book by 30th November 2009

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