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DESIGN WHAT? WHAT? BASIC MOCK-UP REAL WORLD MOCK-UP Realizing efficiencies, operational savings, enhanced predictable clinical outcomes and a patient focused facility. Enabling continual facility improvement over the life span of your building TRADITIONAL DRIVERS NEW DRIVERS MANAGEMENT AND MAINTAINENCE QUEEN SILVIA CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL SEAWOODFM LEAN VIRTUAL MOCK-UPS 3D PRINTING GLOBAL TRENDS For a healthy building • Difficult to visualise • Crude • Takes time to re work Virtual enviroment to provide staff and design teams with an immersive experience. “SeawoodFM has been working with St. Mary’s General Hospital since 2001. e soſtware and service SeawoodFM provides our facili increased daily operation efficiencies, enhances our emergency and life safe preparedness, and provides the most accurate and up-to-date information needed for planning and renovations.” St Mary’s General Hospital, Canada • Capital costs • Minimize disruptions • Availabili of space • Patient satisfaction • Operational efficiencies • Employee retention engagement • Whole life cycle costs considerations • Driving out inefficiencies by cuing out all forms of waste. • Maximising productivi in all aspects of the hospital from power and water through to staff health and wellbeing. • Single Source for drawings and documentation. • 3D model gives clinicians, carers and patients an understanding of what their environments will look like. • Provides users with a complete vision of the end result. • Feedback and changes can be made throughout the design. • Saves time and money. • Continuous real time information updates. • Reduced facili down time during emergencies. • User friendly interface. • Employee confidence for meeting strategic goals. • Plan and coordinate future projects. • Reduce risk due to personnel turnover. • Perform beer risk analysis. • Totally immersive experience. • Abili to visualise and navigate the working environment. • Provides the design team with valuable information about how people experience the facili. • Easy to make changes and adapt designs from feedback. • Readily available permanent facili information. • Improved drawing integri and accuracy. • Reduction in drawing and documentation redundancies and inconsistencies. • Costly • Difficult to be reactive • Time constraints OPERATIONAL DATA ACQUISITION DAM MODELS METRIC DASHBOARDS FOR EMPLOYEES WHY? WHY? HOW? HOW? wsp.com healthcare.wsp-pb.com For more information join us on booth 14 or contact [email protected] / [email protected] DATA AND TECHNOLOGY Enabling efficient, patient - centered design

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Page 1: DATA AND TECHNOLOGY - .GLOBAL · 2018. 5. 28. · • Improved drawing integri† and accuracy. • Reduction in drawing and documentation redundancies and inconsistencies. • Costly

DESIGN

WHAT? WHAT?

BASIC MOCK-UP REAL WORLD MOCK-UP

Realizing efficiencies, operational savings, enhanced predictable clinical outcomes and a patient focused facility.

Enabling continual facility improvement over the life span of your building

TRADITIONAL DRIVERS NEW DRIVERS

MANAGEMENT AND MAINTAINENCE

QUEEN SILVIA CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL

SEAWOODFM

LEAN

VIRTUAL MOCK-UPS

3D PRINTING

GLOBAL TRENDSFor a healthy

building

• Di cult to visualise• Crude • Takes time to re work

Virtual enviroment to provide sta� and design teams with an immersive experience.

“SeawoodFM has been working with St. Mary’s General Hospital since 2001. �e so�ware and service SeawoodFM provides our facili� increased daily operation e ciencies, enhances our emergency and life safe� preparedness, and provides the most accurate and up-to-date information needed for planning and renovations.” St Mary’s General Hospital, Canada

• Capital costs• Minimize disruptions• Availabili� of space

• Patient satisfaction• Operational e ciencies• Employee retention engagement• Whole life cycle costs considerations

• Driving out ine ciencies by cu�ing out all forms of waste.• Maximising productivi� in all aspects of the hospital from power and water

through to sta� health and wellbeing.

• Single Source for drawings and documentation.

• 3D model gives clinicians, carers and patients an understanding of what their environments will look like.

• Provides users with a complete vision of the end result.• Feedback and changes can be made throughout the design.

• Saves time and money.

• Continuous real time information updates. • Reduced facili� down time during emergencies.

• User friendly interface.• Employee confidence for meeting strategic goals.

• Plan and coordinate future projects.• Reduce risk due to personnel turnover.

• Perform be�er risk analysis.

• Totally immersive experience. • Abili� to visualise and navigate the working environment.

• Provides the design team with valuable information about how people experience the facili�.

• Easy to make changes and adapt designs from feedback.

• Readily available permanent facili� information.• Improved drawing integri� and accuracy.

• Reduction in drawing and documentation redundancies and inconsistencies.

• Costly• Di cult to be reactive• Time constraints

OPERATIONAL DATA ACQUISITION

DAM MODELS

METRIC DASHBOARDS

FOR EMPLOYEES

WHY? WHY?

HOW? HOW?

wsp.comhealthcare.wsp-pb.com

For more information join us on booth 14 or contact [email protected] / [email protected]

DATA AND TECHNOLOGYEnabling efficient, patient - centered design