Lister Hospital

Building communities

CASE STUDY - HEALTH

Client

East and North Hertfordshire
NHS Trust

Project Name:

Elective Procedure Rooms,
Lister Hospital

Duration:

40 weeks

Value:

£2,700,000

Contract Administrators:

AHP Architects & Surveyors
Ltd.

Quantity Surveyor:

Castons Construction
Advisory Service (CCAS Ltd)

Architect:

AHP Architects & Surveyors
Ltd.

Principal Designer:

Castons Construction
Advisory Service (CCAS Ltd)

M&E Engineers:

CPW

Structural Engineer:

Rossi Long

Description:

This project involved the construction of the Treatment Centre at Lister Hospital in Stevenage to create new Elective Procedure Rooms (EPR) for East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust.

The new EPR consists of a block room, 2 procedure rooms, patient recovery suite (6 bays) as well as a reception, waiting area and associated rooms which will support the Trust’s initiative to reduce the backlog for day surgery procedures, free up valuable space in operation theatres, improve theatre productivity and reduce waiting list.

Undertaken in a live hospital environment whilst the rest of the treatment centre remained open, the work involved the excavation of the existing car park, new internal partitioning, floors, walls, ceilings build up and finishes as well as new mechanical and electrical installations and a new external Air Handling Unit adjacent to the building.

Please follow this link to view a video of the new Elective Procedure Rooms.
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6988046154382852096

Testimonial:

Storm in delivering this bespoke Elective Procedure Rooms (EPR) has supported East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust initiative to reduce the backlog in patient surgical procedures. In the challenging time of Covid19 and whilst working in a busy operational Treatment Centre at Lister Hospital, the Storm team have been flexible, allowing challenges to be discussed, resolved and have delivered a high-quality new build which will help provide patients and staff with a great experience fit for the Twenty-First Century NHS.