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BIM in Healthcare Infrastructure: Planning, design and construction

Author/EditorPhiri, M (Author)
ISBN: 9780727759993
Pub Date13/09/2016
BindingHardback
Pages400
Dimensions (mm)234(h) * 170(w)
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BIM in Healthcare Infrastructure is a guide to the implementation and application of BIM technology in the planning, design and construction of healthcare infrastructure to improve time- and cost-effectiveness in delivering zero carbon healthcare facilities that have a positive effect on staff and patient health.

Starting with an introduction and overview of BIM, the guide goes on to detail the use of BIM in the planning, design and construction of healthcare infrastructure - complex buildings characterised by elaborate building services, structural elements or components and a variety of building systems. The key challenges to implementing BIM in this sector, such as motivating and training staff, overcoming resistance to change and developing the business case are highlighted through the inclusion of international case studies. These case studies are further analysed to draw out lessons that can be learned and applied to future healthcare facilities construction as well as generic lessons that can be applied to all sectors and the construction industry as a whole.

BIM in Healthcare Infrastructure is a guide to the implementation and application of BIM technology in the planning, design and construction of healthcare infrastructure to improve time- and cost-effectiveness in delivering zero carbon healthcare facilities that have a positive effect on staff and patient health.

Starting with an introduction and overview of BIM, the guide goes on to detail the use of BIM in the planning, design and construction of healthcare infrastructure - complex buildings characterised by elaborate building services, structural elements or components and a variety of building systems. The key challenges to implementing BIM in this sector, such as motivating and training staff, overcoming resistance to change and developing the business case are highlighted through the inclusion of international case studies. These case studies are further analysed to draw out lessons that can be learned and applied to future healthcare facilities construction as well as generic lessons that can be applied to all sectors and the construction industry as a whole.

Contents: 1. Introduction: SUMMARY 2. What is BIM? 3. Benefits of Implementing BIM in Health Care. 4. Obstacles to implementing BIM. 5. Case Studies show casing how the BIM is being applied in practice: Incorporating a BIM better practice, theory & practice. 6. How BIM sits within the overall Health Care Information Model (HIM)? 7. What next? Road-mapping BIM and HIM in England.

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