23rd June 2012

Enter the Building Better Healthcare Awards 2012

Building Better Healthcare Awards 2012

(Photographs and content source: www.hpcimedia.com/conferences/Building_Better_Healthcare)

The Building Better Healthcare Awards have been recognising, rewarding and celebrating the best practice in world class architecture, design, facilities and estates management for over 15 years. But that’s not all, no healthcare building or environment are fit for purpose without the people, technology and equipment that meets the needs of each patient.

The 2012 awards will recognise excellence in productivity, patient outcomes and patient experience by the people, built environment and technology that will help define and inspire the future of our healthcare.

To enter the awards :

1: Decide which categories (see below) you wish to enter.

2: Read the Rules which give guidance on entering, including FAQ.

3: Start the online process via Award Entry and..

4: Follow the instructions as you go!

The Award Categories and Criteria

The awards are judged in the following classes and categories:

• Building Project
• Specialist Services Design
• Inpatient Facility
• Out-of-Hospital Care Facility
• International Healthcare Design
• Technology, Equipment and Medical Devices
  • Improving Productivity
  • Improving Patient Outcomes
  • Improving the Patient Experience
• Sustainability
  • Innovation in Sustainability
• Patient Environment
  • External or Landscaping Project
  • Use of the Arts
  • Interior Design
• Futures
  • Future Healthcare Design Concept (Student)
  • Future Healthcare Design Concept (Open)
• People
  • Best Project Team

There will be awards chosen from the entries for two additional categories :

Clinician’s Choice Award

This special award will be presented to the entry (across all categories) that our GP representative deems has the biggest impact on the experience and outcomes of patients.

Patient’s Choice Award

This special award will be presented to the entry (across all categories) that our patient representative deems has the biggest impact on the experience and outcomes of patients.