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Ole Ravnholt Sørensen’s presentation on Hospitals of the Future at the Healthcare DENMARK Ambassador Summit 2014 in Copenhagen.

Healthcare

Hospitals of the future
Ole RavnholtSørensen
Senior consultant
Danish Regions
ors@regioner.dk
October 28th 2014 Danish Regions

25 March 2014 Danish Regions
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Kilde: Sygehusvæsenet i dansk politik, Sundhedssektoren i tal diverse årgange, tal på sundhed 1. april 2011.

What is facing us
Increasing elderly population
New diagnoses –new treatments
Increasing expectations
Financial constraints
> health services under tremendous pressure
> demand for modernizing our hospital capacity
25 March 2014 Danish Regions

Output (by November 2008): -5,8 billion Euros for new hospitals
Danish Regions
Financed by:
-state / “Kvalitetsfonden” (60 %)
-the regions/funding for construction (40 %)
16 construction-projects by 2020/2022:
-7 new builds (greenfield )
-9 extensions (modernizations)
Allocation of funding based on hospital plans
(submitted in 2007 to the “expert panel”)

Investment: appx6 bill. eurosOutput: 16 new hospital units
Danish Regions

Modernized hospital structure…
…..…..from appx. 80 to 50 units
Danish Regions
2007 2020

Danish Regions
2007
2020-2022
Project concretisation and final undertaking
Timeline
Expert
Panel
Gov.
comitment
Applications
Adjustments
Final
applications
Final
approval
Planning
Commencement
New hospital
plans

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Total investment: 3,8 billion DKK.
Expectedcommencement: 2016

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Ole Ravnholt Sørensen's presentation from the Healthcare DENMARK Ambassador Summit

1. Hospitals of the future Ole RavnholtSørensen Senior consultant Danish Regions ors@regioner.dk October 28th 2014 Danish Regions

2. 25 March 2014 Danish Regions Average length of stay in Danish hospitals: 1954-2010 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 Liggetid 1954-2010 Kilde: Sygehusvæsenet i dansk politik, Sundhedssektoren i tal diverse årgange, tal på sundhed 1. april 2011.

3. What is facing us Increasing elderly population New diagnoses –new treatments Increasing expectations Financial constraints > health services under tremendous pressure > demand for modernizing our hospital capacity 25 March 2014 Danish Regions

4. Investments are necessary

5. Output (by November 2008): -5,8 billion Euros for new hospitals Danish Regions Financed by: -state / “Kvalitetsfonden” (60 %) -the regions/funding for construction (40 %) 16 construction-projects by 2020/2022: -7 new builds (greenfield ) -9 extensions (modernizations) Allocation of funding based on hospital plans (submitted in 2007 to the “expert panel”)

6. Investment: appx6 bill. eurosOutput: 16 new hospital units Danish Regions

7. Modernized hospital structure… …..…..from appx. 80 to 50 units Danish Regions 2007 2020

8. Danish Regions 2007 2020-2022 Project concretisation and final undertaking Timeline Expert Panel Gov. comitment Applications Adjustments Final applications Final approval Planning Commencement New hospital plans

9. DNU Skejby (by Aarhus) (greenfieldproject) Total investment: 6,35 billion DKK. Expectedcommencement: 2012

10. New UniversityHospital Aalborg (greenfieldproject) Total investment: 4,1 billion DKK. Expectedcommencement: 2016

11. New North Zealand Hospital (greenfield) Total investment: 3,8 billion DKK. Expectedcommencement: 2016

12. www.danishhospitalconstruction.com

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