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The new Royal Adelaide Hospital March 2012 Drivers for Change > Changing demographics Ageing population Prevalence of chronic disease > Increasing demand Community expectations Technological improvements >


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Drivers for Change

> Changing demographics

  • Ageing population
  • Prevalence of chronic disease

> Increasing demand

  • Community expectations
  • Technological improvements

> Workforce shortages

  • Ageing of the workforce
  • Decreasing numbers entering the workforce

> Increasing cost

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SA Health Care Plan 2007-16

> Launched by the Premier and Minister for Health in June 2007 > Sets the framework for

> Service redistribution > Demand management > Clinical engagement > Workforce development > Infrastructure investment

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Key Challenges

In summary, there are two key challenges underpinning The SA Health Care Plan

  • Enabling the hospital system to respond more

adequately to the rise in demand

  • Developing out of hospital services to reduce

the rate of growth in demand

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Major Hospitals

General Hospitals – Country & Metro

GP Plus Health Care Services–Metro & Country

Community & individual capacity for own health and wellbeing

System Architecture

Clinical Networks & Statewide Plans

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SA Health and Medical Research Institute

  • $200 million Commonwealth funded
  • To be co-located with the new RAH
  • Will house 675 researchers
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Vision

> High quality health services in a modern setting. > Exciting health, research, education and service delivery precinct playing a part in the revitalisation of the west end of the city > Leader in innovation and health reform > Healing environment and advanced technology together with high quality medical care. > Patient centred care embedded in the

  • verall design

> High quality environment for staff.

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Model of Care: Key Components

> Provision of safe care > Avoid duplication > Reduce waiting > Critical clinical decision making points > Reduced flow / volume through ED > Distributed imaging > Multiple access points > Fast tracked admissions

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Design Objectives

> Create the next generation hospital

  • Manage greatly increased activity
  • Better functionality & Improved

productivity

  • ”Smart” - High level of ICT & automation
  • Flexibility & adaptability
  • Healing environment - Green Spaces
  • Environmentally sustainable – energy

efficient

  • Disaster capable
  • Good for patients: good for staff
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NRAH – approach to space

  • Emergency
  • Inpatient
  • Tech Suites
  • Outpatients
  • Day Areas
  • Hyperbaric

Clinical Areas

+

  • Med Imaging
  • Nuclear Med.
  • CSSD
  • Pathology
  • Pharmacy
  • Biomed
  • Allied health

Clinical Support

+

  • FM
  • Building/Eng
  • Waste
  • Linen
  • Food Services
  • IT
  • Stores

Non Clinical Support

+

  • Workspaces
  • Multi-purpose
  • Education
  • Teaching
  • Staff Amenities
  • Public

Amenities

Blue Space +

  • Therapeutic
  • Support
  • Central
  • Interface

Green Space

OVERALL SPACE DISTRIBTION

GLOBAL

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Application of the ‘Village’ concept

Blue Space

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Bigger Hospital for ALL South Australians

RAH NEW RAH INCREASE OVERNIGHT BEDS 650 700 50 ICU BEDS (included in

  • vernight beds)

42 60 18 DAY BEDS 30 100 70

TOTAL BEDS 680 800 120

RECOVERY SPACES 74 181 107 TREATMENT SPACES (ED) 63 78 15 RESUSCITATION (ED) 4 8 4

TOTAL SPACES 821 1067 246 (30%)

TREATMENT SPACES

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RAH NEW RAH INCREASE OPERATING THEATRES 35 1 at 65m2 40 All at 65m2 5 CT CAPACITY 3 7 4 MRI CAPACITY 2 5 3 LINEAR ACCELERATOR CAPACITY 5 6 1 PET CAPACITY 1 2 1

MEDICAL SERVICES

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Our Partner

> SA Health Partnership

  • Macquarie Bank
  • Leighton Contractors
  • Hansen Yuncken
  • Spotless
  • Hewlett Packard
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Roles in the new RAH PPP

> SA Health Partnership (SAHP) will, under a 35- year contract:

  • Design and build the new RAH
  • Maintain the new RAH as new
  • Provide non-clinical support services

> State Government will:

  • Provide all clinical services
  • Provide clinical staffing, teaching, training, research

> Operation of the hospital will revert to the State in 2046 in as new condition

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Total capital cost

Design and construction (SAHP) $1.85 billion State works / medical equipment $244.7 million CAPITAL COST $2.09 BILLION

SAHP’s cost of $1.85b is a fixed price to design and build the new RAH to meet the State’s service specifications

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Capital cost comparison

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Nominal $m SAHP’s proposal State’s estimate Difference PPP works 1,849.8 1,782.7

  • 236.1

Risk valuation (included above) 303.2 State works 244.7 244.7 — TOTAL ESTIMATE 2,094.5 2,330.6

  • 236.1
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PPP Service Payments

> Average full year service payment is $397m, varying slightly with lifecycle costs (this also covers the capital cost) > This is less than 9% of SA Health’s annual budget for 2010-11, and declines as a percentage of the budget over the life of the PPP > This will be partly offset by the cost of running the existing RAH

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Value for money

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Net Present Cost ($million) based on discount rate range Low Mid High Risk-adjusted PSC 3,298.0 3,298.0 3,298.0 SAHP’s Proposal 3,217.6 3,160.6 3,109.5 Value for money benefit 80.4 137.4 188.5

> SAHP’s proposal is $137 million (4.2%) better value for money than the State’s Public Sector Comparator (PSC)

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The Process

> The business case (2006/7) > Developing the specification (2008/9) > Expression of interest (2009) > Bid phase (2009/10) > Preferred Bidder (Dec 2010) > Final negotiations (2010/11) > Financial close (June2011) > Hospital opens (April 2016)

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The Experience

> State Government > SA Health > The Clinicians

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