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Timeline for Milestones |
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2008
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- 10.03.08 Australasian Health Facility Guidelines
(HFG) Revision v2.0 has been updated as per Amendment No.1.
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- 27.02.08 The Health Planning Units (HPU)
Jurisdiction Naming Convention table has been added to the Reference
Document page.
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- Welcome NT to HCAMC, 2008
We are pleased
to announce the Northern Territory jurisdiction has joined the
Health Capital Asset Managers’ Consortium (HCAMC).
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- Health Planning Unit (HPU) additions:
HPU Radiation Oncology recently approved by NSW Health and
uploaded separately under Guidelines, Part
B - Health Facility Briefing and Planning (recently approved HPUs).
Radiation Oncology will be integrated into the Australasian
Health Facility Guidelines Revision v3.0 (to be published
mid-2008).
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- Reference Documents updates/additions 09.01.08:
- TS11 Engineering Services and Sustainable Development
Guidelines - Version 2.0 for Industry Use.
- Helicopter Landing Site Guidelines for QLD Govt
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2007
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- HCAMC
endorsed the Australasian Health Facility Guidelines (HFG) Revision
v2.0
for industry use by all jurisdictions in Australia and New
Zealand, commencing 23 November 2007.
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- 49 x new
Standard Components - Room Data Sheets (RDS) and Room Layout Sheets
(RLS) made available for industry review in September.
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- The
Australasian Health Facility Guidelines replace the existing NSW
Health Facility Guidelines effective 30 March 2007.
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2006
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- The Project Coordination Working
Committee (PCWC) is established with representatives of each
jurisdiction to amend and develop the Guidelines for implementation
in each jurisdiction.
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- First
public release of Australasian Health Facility Guidelines (HFG)
in interactive web format in November.
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- For
all
jurisdictions except NSW, a release for Industry Use and
Commentary for a 12 month period commencing 23 November 2006.
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2005
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- The Centre for Health Assets Australasia (CHAA)
is established 1 January as a
National Research and Development Centre hosted by the Faculty of
the Built Environment, to develop national Health Facility
Guidelines.
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2004
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- Health Capital Asset Management Consortium (HCAMC)
of Australia and New Zealand seeks tenders for the establishment of a centre to
undertake research and
development work in the area of health asset and facility
management.
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