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Meet the Hospital Build Middle East Team at Arab Health 2012!
With hundreds of healthcare construction projects being planned or implemented, it is imperative that you stay up-to-date with the latest industry developments in this field. All of these projects will lead to new opportunities for you to win contracts to provide these state of the art healthcare institutions with your solutions, services and products.
It is important that you are showcasing your products, techniques and solutions to the people behind these projects, to increase your chances of winning these contracts.
We would like to inform you that team members from the Hospital Build Middle East will be present at this year's Arab Health Exhibition & Congress 2012. The team will be available across all four days of the event to assist new and existing clients in planning their participation in Hospital Build Middle East 2012.
We would also like to take this opportunity to invite you to the Hospital Build Middle East Presentation taking place at Arab Health 2012. This is your opportunity to learn why and how being part of Hospital Build Middle East, can help you win tenders, grow your business, and network with the key decision makers behind these projects.
The Hospital Build Presentation will take place on 26th January 2012, at Ajman C at 10.30am
To pre-book your attendance, please click the button below and complete the online reservation form
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Hospital Build Architect's Conference at Hospital Build Middle East 2012
This is FREE TO ATTEND and definitely A MUST ATTEND hospital design event for 2012!
 The Hospital Build Architects’ Congress is a unique event, providing an educational platform through two full days of case studies delivered by international and regional hospital planners and designers.
The Hospital Build Architects’ Congress will address the key challenges faced by architecture professionals, focusing on the development of healthcare construction facilities. Even through the slowdown of new build projects, hundreds of healthcare facilities have been planned, and continue to be developed. The Hospital Build Architects Congress at Hospital Build will provide a platform for architects and design professionals to learn about the latest developments, solutions and trends in this booming vertical.
The Architects Congress will provide a platform for the leaders of healthcare design to stay up-to-date with the latest trends in this vertical as well as providing a point of entry for architects and design professionals to enter into the construction of healthcare facilities.
The programme will offer a range of updates and concepts from complexities of designing healthcare facilities, developing and implementing green hospital framework, current construction requirements and regulation policies to designing smart hospitals in the region.
The Hospital Build Architects’ Congress 2012 will feature a range of international and regional experts, value adding case studies and panels, presenting unique networking, learning and business development opportunities.
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Hospital Build Issue 4 Out Now
View the complete fourth issue of the Middle East’s number one magazine for the hospital build industry. Why not join the debate on the latest issues affecting construction managers, architects, planners and designers in the industry in the region by following our Linkedin Group
Features in this issue include:
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Extreme facilities management
The American Hospital in Dubai is acknowledged as a benchmark for healthcare excellence in the Middle East. This article describes the main challenges affecting hospital managers in this region, including accreditation, infection control and cost saving initiatives
Hospital design for Pediatrics
Through the eyes of a child: This article explains why hospitals designed for children need to be special places
Hospital Construction
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Grow your business with Hospital Build Middle East 2012
Construction of new healthcare facilities and renovation of existing facilities is booming.
This has led to a demand for services and skills in construction, contracting, architecture, HVAC & MEP, as well as some of the more non-traditional services in the management and construction of healthcare facilities, like IT infrastructure, FM services, catering, lighting, flooring and interior design.
Showcase your skills, products and services to the decision makers behind these projects - The visitor base of Hospital Build consists of key decision makers, policy makers and investors in healthcare projects. Our audience represents the true power behind the healthcare industry at a hospital, national and regional level.
If you want to increase your business, win tenders, grow your market share and build your brand, then you cannot miss Hospital Build Middle East 2012.
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Hospital Build Middle East will be taking place on the 4-6 June 2012.
Following on from the success of Hospital Build 2011, next year’s event will be even bigger and better, showcasing the latest innovations, technologies and trends in hospital design, construction, fit-out and hospital management.
To pre-register your visit to next year’s event
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DHA set to capitalise on positive regional outlook as growth in government healthcare investment continues
 Hospital Build Middle East 2011 hosts exclusive presentation from Dubai Health Authority with regards to their upcoming hospital projects
The Dubai Health Authority (DHA) today held an exclusive presentation for senior healthcare executives and decision-makers who attended the Middle East's foremost hospital build and construction event, the 3rd Hospital Build Middle East Exhibition & Congress, to hear about the DHA’s plans for hospital construction over the next 5 years.
The presentation was led by Engineer Saeed Ali Al Shamsi, Director of Technical Operations at the DHA, and gave insight into the DHA’s upcoming healthcare projects as well as information on what the strategic health authority of the Emirate of Dubai are looking for in their potential project partners.
 Eng. Al Shamsi said, “Our plans include several projects which aim to cover the healthcare needs of the growing population of the Emirate of Dubai. The projects are planned keeping in mind a host of factors such as the healthcare requirements of the population, as well as geographical and strategic considerations that are vital when planning a hospital project. Some of the projects which we have recently completed and inaugurated are the Nadd al Hamar and Al Mizher Health Centers, while ongoing projects include the Al Jalila Children's Specialty Hospital, a tertiary and quaternary highly specialised hospital dedicated to pediatric and child healthcare; the Al Maktoum Emergency & Trauma Center, which will provide state-of-the-art trauma and emergency care to the population living in the Jebel Ali area and new Dubai; and the Al Barsha Primary Health Clinic, which is dedicated to the service of the local community.”
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The major challenge for the Middle East is how to finance our healthcare systems in the future. As government budgets for healthcare continue to rise, it is important for both public and private sector stakeholders to lobby for alternate ways of financing the healthcare system to create a sustainable healthcare economy.
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Inaugurated by His Excellency Qadhi Saeed Al Murooshid, Director General of the DHA (Day 1)
The 3rd Hospital Build Middle East Exhibition & Congress was officially inaugurated this morning by His Excellency Qadhi Saeed Al Murooshid, Director General of the Dubai Health Authority, who was accompanied by senior government officials and organisers, Informa Exhibitions.
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The major challenge for the Middle East is how to finance our healthcare systems in the future. As government budgets for healthcare continue to rise, it is important for both public and private sector stakeholders to lobby for alternate ways of financing the healthcare system to create a sustainable healthcare economy.
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Inaugurated by His Excellency Qadhi Saeed Al Murooshid, Director General of the Dubai Health Authority
The 3rd Hospital Build Middle East Exhibition & Congress was officially inaugurated this morning by His Excellency Qadhi Saeed Al Murooshid, Director General of the Dubai Health Authority, who was accompanied by senior government officials and organisers, Informa Exhibitions.
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SCH adopts five-year health strategy
DOHA: The Supreme Council of Health SCH has adopted a five-year national health strategy that seeks to provide quality healthcare to all segments of the society at affordable prices.
The strategy for the next five years (2011- 2016) comprises 35 projects that "will change the healthcare system in Qatar to provide comprehensive healthcare on a par with international standards to all the people in the country
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Saudi Arabia plans hospitals in all 24 universities
Higher Education Minister Khaled Al-Anqari on Tuesday announced his ministry's plan to establish medical colleges and hospitals at all of the Kingdom's 24 government universities.
"We have already started work on some of these university hospitals and contracts will be awarded within a few days to implement the rest of the university hospital projects," the minister said.
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Kuwait MoH looks ahead for better 2011
KUWAIT: Many Ministry of Health (MoH) officials are content with the ministry's achievements during the previous year, expressing hope that more achievements can be completed during the new year, which includes signing agreements to raise the standard of public health services, in addition to the health authority projects that must be passed by the Parliament first.
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Scope for investment in private health centres: ODB
A study conducted by the Oman Development Bank ODB on small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the Sultanate indicated the importance of projects in the health sector in providing various health services to citizens and expatriates alike.
The study, which included data on various economic sectors of SMEs, quoting statistics from the Ministry of Health (MoH) indicated that there were 1,193 specialty clinics as of 2009 with three million people visiting hospitals
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