The healthcare campus has underpinned a new £6.5 million robotic operating theatre. Prescribing this medication remotely represents a major breakthrough in patient-centered treatment. To which Consultant surgeon Anil Agarwal replied, “Great news!” The new recovery area, placed one floor above ground level, will improve patient care and provide an efficient, steady flow of patients. This infill development connects two wings across a black asphalt courtyard. It seeks to improve the safety, efficiency and efficacy of surgical operations.
Agarwal said he is looking forward to all the positive changes the new facilities will bring. He pointed out that patients were already reaping the rewards from the ultra-modern operating theatres. The new recovery area layout improves patients’ transitions from surgery to recovery. It reduces the risk of delays and increases passenger comfort for all parties.
“Patients are already benefitting from the new operating theatres and now patient care and flow will improve with the new recovery area.” – Anil Agarwal
The bold undertaking required building a completely new wing of the medical center, serving today’s priorities and tomorrow’s pressures. According to Alison Coates, the senior operations manager, the project’s scale was significant, making it a challenging yet rewarding endeavor.
“To say it was ambitious is an understatement.” – Alison Coates
The advances made in the operating theatre will help to foster a positive work environment that theatre staff will thrive in. Agarwal highlighted how these improvements not only help patients but empower clinicians to provide the best care possible.
This latest project speaks to the facility’s continued pledge to be at the forefront of innovation in patient care. With state-of-the-art infrastructure already in place, the hospital is able to accommodate many more surgical cases while still placing a premium on the patient experience.