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Effective procurement: The key to growing public sector healthcare
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Adquisición eficaz: La clave para hacer crecer al sector de salud pública
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Preparing for a step-down care surge
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Building a legacy for a healthy society
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COVID-19: Focusing on healthcare and placemaking
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Transforming society: Using construction as a catalyst to deliver change
Insight reports
Projects
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Oxford Molecular Pathology InstituteCutting edge construction for a leading laboratory
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Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology and Nuffield Department of MedicineHelping the University of Oxford to expand its biomedical research facilities
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Royal Star and GarterPutting a little extra care into FM reviews
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Christie Proton Beam TherapyLandmark cancer treatment centre is a first for the UK
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University College London Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (UCLH)Supporting medical excellence in the heart of London
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NHS Bolton CCG Falls CollaborativeA new approach to public service transformation
Press releases
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Mace named as delivery partner for medical campus in Ho Chi Minh City
Mace has been named as delivery partner for the Hong Anh Medical Campus project in Ho Chi Minh City, by Real Capital London.
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UCLH investing £104 million in new clinical facility
The building of a new UCLH clinical facility for services from the Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital (RNTNEH) and Eastman Dental Hospital (EDH) reached a milestone today when a patient from each hospital attended a ground breaking ceremony to mark the first day of construction.
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Mace to deliver world-class facility at UCLH
UCLH has appointed Mace to deliver a new state-of-the-art centre for its internationally renowned ear, nose, throat and dental services, further enhancing its status as world leading hospital and university campus in central London.
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Hoarding art at The Christie
A hoarding painting competition was held at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust Integrated Procedures Unit (IPU) project, where two local primary schools went head-to-head, showing great community spirit.
