Add to ORKGThe report examines the proposals for bed capacity in Building Better Hospitals For the Future proposals for the reorganisation of acute hospital and maternity services in Leicester, under formal public consultation at the time of writing. The report discusses the current beds deficit and the plans for increasing bed capacity described in the proposals. It finds that there is a lack of certainty regarding whether all the stated additional beds will be created. There is no bed planning after 2024 and no expansion plan is provided although official population projections point to a significant population increase in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland in the subsequent decade or so
Background Mathematical capacity planning methods that can take account of variations in patient com...
Increasing demand on public hospital beds has led to what many see as a hospital bed crisis requirin...
When health service managers in Nottingham planned to move much of their outpatient activity to a pr...
The internal dynamics of a hospital represent a complex non-linear structure. Planning and managemen...
There is considerable public, political and professional debate about the need for additional hospit...
The Programme for Prosperity and Fairness outlined the commitment of the Government to a review of h...
The report analyses proposals by University Hospitals of Leicester to relocate level 3 intensive car...
The Irish hospital system at present does not have enough hospital beds to meet demand for care adeq...
Bed availability remains the main operational focus for managers and clinicians on a day-to-day basi...
This paper aims to describe a modelling tool that gives a framework for the estimation of future bed...
The report sets out the proposals for maternity services, and the key stated drivers, contained in t...
This briefing paper sets out concerns and welcomes discussion regarding the extent to which the plan...
Health care is uncertain, dynamic, and fast growing. With digital technologies set to revolutionise ...
The report identifies a range of concerns relating to the draft Sustainability and Transformation Pl...
For many years, average bed occupancy level has been the primary measure that has guided hospital be...
Background Mathematical capacity planning methods that can take account of variations in patient com...
Increasing demand on public hospital beds has led to what many see as a hospital bed crisis requirin...
When health service managers in Nottingham planned to move much of their outpatient activity to a pr...
The internal dynamics of a hospital represent a complex non-linear structure. Planning and managemen...
There is considerable public, political and professional debate about the need for additional hospit...
The Programme for Prosperity and Fairness outlined the commitment of the Government to a review of h...
The report analyses proposals by University Hospitals of Leicester to relocate level 3 intensive car...
The Irish hospital system at present does not have enough hospital beds to meet demand for care adeq...
Bed availability remains the main operational focus for managers and clinicians on a day-to-day basi...
This paper aims to describe a modelling tool that gives a framework for the estimation of future bed...
The report sets out the proposals for maternity services, and the key stated drivers, contained in t...
This briefing paper sets out concerns and welcomes discussion regarding the extent to which the plan...
Health care is uncertain, dynamic, and fast growing. With digital technologies set to revolutionise ...
The report identifies a range of concerns relating to the draft Sustainability and Transformation Pl...
For many years, average bed occupancy level has been the primary measure that has guided hospital be...
Background Mathematical capacity planning methods that can take account of variations in patient com...
Increasing demand on public hospital beds has led to what many see as a hospital bed crisis requirin...
When health service managers in Nottingham planned to move much of their outpatient activity to a pr...