Summary
These documents outline the policy and performance requirements for flooring, walls, ceilings, sanitary assemblies and windows used in healthcare facilities
This building note is split into two parts.
Part A outlines how efficiencies in the running of land and property can be achieved.
Part B provides more detailed advice about the active management of land and buildings used for healthcare services. It includes advice on:
- general management of property including commercial opportunities for the benefit of patients, visitors and staff, and town planning
- the selling of surplus property and where required the buying of additional property
Many topics in Part B will help NHS organisations to achieve the efficiencies outlined in Part A.
17 March 2015: Addendums to the building note added, providing guides to:
- town planning for health organisations
- the healthcare system in England for local planning authorities
Published 5 November 2014. Last updated 19 March 2015.
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