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Healthcare has seen unprecedented disruption due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but pressures to meet rising demand in an environment of ageing assets and budget challenges already existed and must be addressed. Aurecon understands that the demand for equitable, accessible, quality healthcare around the world is increasing because of an ageing society, population growth, and a rise in lifestyle-related chronic diseases.
These pressures are challenging governments and health providers and are resulting in expenditures that are unsustainable. It has become a political imperative to deliver new health infrastructure and optimise existing assets to deliver a more sustainable, accessible and adaptable healthcare system.
The healthcare sector is responding by developing innovative ways to improve the efficiency and sustainability of healthcare systems, including structural reforms and new models of care, including telehealth.
There is also a growing trend to share the provision of health infrastructure and services between the public and private sectors, as well as focusing more on mental health, overall well-being and preventative health measures in the community. Advances in technology also play a major part in improving access to and delivery of healthcare within the community.
Our purpose is bringing ideas to life, to imagine and co-create with our clients a better future for people and the planet. We provide fresh thinking and innovative solutions to the planning, design, delivery and operations of primary care, acute care, mental health, children’s health, women’s health, cancer care, healthcare related research and aged-care facilities.
By combining our strategic advisory and programme management capabilities with those of our technical engineering design, digital and asset management experts, Aurecon leads the development of innovative and human-centred solutions that demonstrate excellence and value for our healthcare clients across the entire lifecycle of their projects.
Our dedicated and multidisciplinary project and engineering design teams maintain a healthcare centre of excellence, ensuring that we remain at the forefront of industry knowledge, insights and trends.
The health sector benefits from our international experience in some of the largest healthcare programmes and projects located across Australia, New Zealand and Asia. Having worked with many government and private sector consortia on large health projects, we understand the need to explore options, prioritise and make decisions that will have long-term benefits.
We know the key to success is in understanding our clients’ business, their vision, service delivery objectives and financial drivers.
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Aurecon is uniquely positioned to work with our healthcare clients from business case and strategy development through infrastructure advisory, programme and project management, building engineering, asset management and sustaining capital.
We have a particular focus on:
Digital and innovation – As early adopters of digital technologies, we bring the latest and most appropriate tools including machine learning and real-time visualisation to the design, delivery and operational improvement of projects and assets.
Human-centred design – We believe that taking a human centric design approach, enhanced through technology, can change the landscape for health service provision for patients.
Integrated design – We facilitate holistic integrated design decisions for each challenge through a transdisciplinary approach by drawing on a strong cohort of education and technical leaders from around our business.
Sustainability – Working with our clients to understand their sustainability and climate change goals, we help to ensure they meet their net zero carbon targets by reducing energy, waste and water and exploring opportunities to decrease embodied carbon in new developments and supply chains. Being cognisant of financial imperatives, we uncover ways to decrease expenditure in both capital and operational works, while always having the end-users front and centre.
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