Health Facilities Design & Development (PAID) Day Two: Thursday, 20 March 2025

8:15 am - 9:15 am Coffee And Registration

9:20 am - 9:30 am Opening Remarks from the Chair

9:30 am - 10:00 am Opening Keynote | Pioneering cancer care and enhancing Queensland’s capacity to treat complex cancer cases through the development of the $1.125 billion Queensland Cancer Centre in Brisbane

Priscilla Radice - Deputy Director General, Health Capital Division, Queensland Health


·      Designing and developing the 1.125 Billion Queensland Cancer Centre in Brisbane, one of Australia’s most advanced cancer treatment facilities which will feature cutting-edge technology and 150 beds dedicated to cancer care

·      Leveraging Herston Health Precinct’s research ecosystem to foster collaboration and innovation in cancer treatment and research

  • ·      Designing hospital facility that features intuitive navigation, facilitates environmental sustainability through energy efficient practices and a conceptual framework that supports robust health facility planning
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Priscilla Radice

Deputy Director General, Health Capital Division
Queensland Health

10:00 am - 10:30 am Reserved Sponsor Session

10:30 am - 11:00 am Case Study | Shaping the Future of Healthcare: The New St Vincent's Private Hospital Melbourne Tower

Robert Marshall - Chief Strategy Officer, St Vincent's Health Australia


·      Modernising the design of hospital operating theatres, Intensive Care Units, chemotherapy/day infusion centres and birthing suites to support delivery of best practice, cutting-edge care

·      Integrating patient-centric design principles into hospital design through private inpatient bedrooms, a calming Day of Surgery Unit and luxurious maternity suites that prioritise patient privacy, comfort and healing

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Robert Marshall

Chief Strategy Officer
St Vincent's Health Australia

11:00 am - 11:30 am Morning Tea

11:30 am - 12:00 pm Case Study | How the Illawarra Shoalhaven LHD is transforming healthcare delivery in their district through the $438 Million redevelopment of Shoalhaven District Memorial Hospital Redevelopment

Suzanne Harris - Executive Director Infrastructure and Assets, Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District


·      Adapting that redeveloped hospital facilities to care for the elderly, disadvantaged, and mentally ill patients, including the creation of a new acute aged care ward and mental health unit

·      Increasing hospital capacity and upgrading facilities through an expanded stroke unit, new medical wards and advanced medical imaging services to accommodate future population growth and the rising demand for a broad range of services

·      Integrating modern technologies and facilities into healthcare facilities, ensuring that hospital infrastructure is able to deliver cutting-edge care through nuclear medicine and MRI services

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Suzanne Harris

Executive Director Infrastructure and Assets
Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District

12:00 pm - 12:40 pm Panel Discussion | Public-Private Partnerships in healthcare infrastructure: Lessons learned and future directions

Helen Cooper - Chief Executive Officer, Peninsula Health


·      Exploring the financial and operational benefits of leveraging public-private partnerships to deliver large-scale healthcare infrastructure projects

·      Aligning the objectives of public and private stakeholders in PPPs to navigate risk management and project governance

·      Examine case studies of successful PPP projects, identifying key factors that contributed to their success and the lessons learned

  • ·      Consider the future of PPPs in healthcare, including emerging trends and potential opportunities for innovation in infrastructure development
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Helen Cooper

Chief Executive Officer
Peninsula Health

12:40 pm - 1:40 pm Lunch & Networking Break

1:40 pm - 2:10 pm Case Study | The strategic $1 Billion collaboration between the Victorian Government, Peninsula Health, and the Exemplar Health consortium in delivering the largest health infrastructure investment in Melbourne's south-east through a successful Public-Private Partnership (PPP)

Helen Cooper - Chief Executive Officer, Peninsula Health


·      Examining the PPP model's benefits, where the Exemplar Health consortium is responsible for designing, constructing, financing, and maintaining the facility for 25 years, ensuring sustained quality and innovation in healthcare delivery for the Frankston community

·      How the Frankston hospital redevelopment is expanding and enhancing services, including a new 12-level tower, 130 additional beds, 15 new operating theatres, and specialised spaces for mental health, oncology, and women’s and children’s services

  • ·      Understanding how the expanded emergency department, including a mental health and substance abuse hub and a dedicated paediatric zone, will increase the hospital’s capacity to treat approximately 35,000 more patient episodes annually
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Helen Cooper

Chief Executive Officer
Peninsula Health

2:10 pm - 2:40 pm Case Study | Unpacking the $500 million redevelopment of Ryde Hospital to create a healthcare facility with expanded capacity that meets the evolving needs of its community

Heather Gough - General Manager Ryde, Northern Sydney LHD


·      Exploring how the Ryde hospital redevelopment will deliver expanded emergency and intensive care services, ensuring that Ryde residents receive state-of-the-art care close to home.

·      A look at how the Ryde hospital redesign will incorporate a purpose-built ambulatory care centre and an expanded paediatric short stay unit, facilitating the use of the newest and most innovative models of care

·      Understanding the integration of cutting-edge medical imaging, surgical/endoscopy spaces and ICT infrastructure that will transform the delivery of healthcare at Ryde Hospital

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Heather Gough

General Manager Ryde
Northern Sydney LHD

2:40 pm - 3:10 pm Networking Afternoon Tea

3:10 pm - 3:40 pm Case Study | $1.5 Billion dollar new Bankstown hospital project that is revolutionising health service delivery in South West Sydney

Karen McMenamin - Executive Director Operations and Performance, South Western Sydney LHD


 

·      Meeting the rising healthcare demands of a growing Bankstown community by 2036.

·      Designing and developing a 'health neighbourhood' that enhances patient experiences through seamless care integration

·      Strategising to improve acessibility and future expansion potential through the location of the hospital

  • ·      Examining the new and expanded services that the Bankstown hospital will deliver, including emergency care, surgery, and mental health, and their impact on local healthcare outcomes
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Karen McMenamin

Executive Director Operations and Performance
South Western Sydney LHD

3:40 pm - 4:10 pm Case Study | How the Townsville Hospital and Health Service is undertaking 1 billion+ dollars' worth of development and redevelopment services to future proof healthcare infrastructure in North Queensland

Stuart Garantziotis - Executive Director Infrastructure Program Delivery, Townsville Hospital and Health Service


·      An overview of Townsville HHS's $1 billion+ infrastructure overhaul aimed at future-proofing healthcare in North Queensland

·      Integrating advanced technologies and adaptable infrastructure designs to meet evolving regional healthcare demands

·      Emphasising sustainability, environmentally friendly practices and energy-efficient solutions in new developments

·      Developing healthcare infrastructure that is environmentally sustainable and energy efficient, utilises renewable energy sources and decreases waste generation

·      Undertaking strategic community and stakeholder engagement to ensure the projects align with the needs of North Queensland's diverse population

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Stuart Garantziotis

Executive Director Infrastructure Program Delivery
Townsville Hospital and Health Service

4:10 pm - 4:15 pm Closing Remarks from the Chair and end of day two