With patients taking a greater personal interest in their own health and wellbeing, how will you plan your spaces to respond to healthcare as it moves away from being reactive and intermittent and becomes proactive and continuous?

What are the consequences of the advances we are making in combating major disease through progress in immunology, stem cell technology and genomics?

How will you plan your space to meet the future challenges of truly personalised care delivered straight to the patient’s home?

As healthcare systems morph and evolve and the patient becomes the point of care, how will you plan your space to ensure its optimum location for its future purpose?

What are the consequences of the advances we are making in combating major disease through progress in immunology, stem cell technology and genomics?

As patients become more and more involved in their own wellness with the use of apps and wearable micro-devices, how are you going to respond in the development of your space and facilities?

With a shift in focus towards a decentralised model of care, how will you invest in your estate?

As costs rise and the drive to deliver buildings sustainably and economically increases, what changes should you make in the development and maintenance of your healthcare buildings?

The population will continue to grow and people will live longer, so how will you deliver more healthcare for more people with less funding per head?

In a technologically developing world, with increasing electricity costs, how will you ensure optimal patient experience and minimise energy consumption?