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HORNSBY KU-RING-GAI HOSPITAL REDEVELOPMENT - STAGE 2

COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER | MAY 2019 | ISSUE #3

ARTS AND CULTURE SURVEY PAGE 3

STAGE 2 UPDATE PAGE 2

PARKING UPDATE PAGE 2

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Multi-storey car park: fees now introduced

Parking fees now apply for visitors, patients and staff who wish to park on the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital campus. Fees began on Monday, May 13 and will be phased in until January 2020 to allow users time to adjust to fee- based parking. All newly developed car parks are subject to parking fees according to NSW Health policy. General Manager Lee Gregory said eligible patients and their carers could seek concessional parking to ease the burden. “All long-term patients and their carers attending Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital regularly will be entitled to parking concessions,’’ he said. “Holders of pensioner, veterans, health care and mobility parking scheme concession cards will be eligible for reduced parking rates.” Concessional parking is free until June 30, 2019. Signage on the parking rates and concession information is displayed around the hospital and is also available on the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital website. Visit www.nslhd.health.nsw.gov.au/Hospitals/hornsby.

Medical Imaging walk through their new department

Monthly construction snapshot – April 2019

Builders bake off for our volunteers Our builder, Watpac, has kindly donated the proceeds of an Easter raffle and cake stall held on the building site recently to our hospital volunteers. The construction workers raised about $1100, which was presented directly to the Pink Ladies and Mens Volunteer Auxiliary, by Watpac Project Manager, Nick Limbrey. The money raised will go to the volunteers whose fundraising provides support to the hospital in buying equipment to support patients and clinical areas.

Construction progresses of new building The structure of the southern side of the Clinical Services Building (CSB) is finished with all six levels now beginning to be fitted out with walls, plumbing and electricity. The northern side of the CSB is also progressing well, with the concrete slab for the Pharmacy Department now poured. All excavation works are due to be completed in the coming weeks, marking a significant milestone for the project. Fit-out of the new Medical Imaging Department is continuing, with the works on schedule for completion by the end of this year. Staff have begun preparing for their move which will see a new and expanded medical imaging service for our patients and community.

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Thank you for your patience The redevelopment project team thanks you for your patience

while we build the community a new state-of-the-art hospital. For enquiries or feedback, contact HKHredev@health. nsw.gov.au Ph: 9978 5999

Artist’s impression: Mural in staircase by local Aboriginal artist

Arts Survey: Have your say As the construction of the new Clinical Services Building takes shape, planning is underway for the artworks which will feature. The hospital has established a committee with local community representatives and staff to provide direction on the arts and culture strategy for the new building. As part of the art and culture strategy, local galleries and organisations will be approached. Arts consultant Karen Burton said staff and community engagement was vital to a meaningful arts and culture strategy.

“Engagement allows us to identify key themes and important cultural characteristics, as well as to foster a sense of connection, belonging and ownership in the project,” she said. “Participation in the art making project provides opportunities for staff and the public to engage positively with the hospital to help create a warm and welcoming physical and cultural environment. Research has shown that art within hospital settings helps to create a nurturing and healing environment for patients. To take part in the survey, visit the Hornsby Hospital website at www.nslhd.health.nsw.gov.au/ Hospitals/hornsby

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Above: Aerial view of Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital showing the Stage 2 redevelopment. Taken April 2019

Above: Aerial view of Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital showing the Stage 2 redevelopment. Taken April 2019

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HKH STAGE 2 REDEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY NEWS | ISSUE 3 | MAY 2019