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For decades, Building for Care has been the reliable provider of specific information (offline and online) for professionals involved in building developments in the healthcare sector, such as property developers, architects and interior designers.
It mainly concerns construction, renovation and furnishing of hospitals, nursing homes, residential care centres, private clinics, assisted living facilities, rehabilitation centres and health centres, among others. Here, plenty of attention is paid to new products for fitting out buildings in the care sector and the latest applied innovative techniques aimed at the care sector. But specials in areas such as fire safety, climate control, OR clean rooms, laboratories, ICT domotics and every other conceivable topic in the care sector will also be featured.
This specific trade information is shared through our trade magazine, special interest magazine, online platform, social media channels and newsletters.
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From hospital to broad health organisation The Ikazia Hospital in Rotterdam-Zuid will take a big step into the future in the coming years. The hospital is transforming from a traditional hospital into a broad health organisation that actively cooperates with partners in the region. With this renewed strategic direction, Ikazia aims to respond to the rapidly changing society, the increasing demand for care [...]
New building phase 1 of Noordwest Hospital Group location Alkmaar covers no less than 35,000 square metres. Everything was built in two and a half years, including the most complex installations. In order to achieve the best result and minimise failure costs, high priority was given to commissioning. Both by the hospital itself and by structural contractor [...]
In the four-part series The Future is Grey, Omroep MAX investigates what ageing means for our society and especially in the field of care. The number of over-65s is increasing, there are too few hands at the bedside and care is becoming increasingly expensive. How do we deal with this together? On the [...]
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