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Associated Buildings and Assets. 2.1.4.1 Condition and performance of key equipment There are over 1,000 items of medical equipment in the three hospitals within the scope of this proposal, with a value of £3.6 million. Sixty-three percent (£2.285 million) are over 7 years old and reaching the end of their useful life (table SC10). The value of medical equipment within GP surgeries and care homes is relatively low, estimated at less than £10,000 per site. Table SC10 – Summary of Medical Equipment within scope Location Number of items Total Value Age > 5 years Age > 7 years Caithness General Hospital 869 £3,450k £2,500k £2,200k Town & County Hospital 73 £70k £40k £33k Xxxxxx Hospital 85 £89k £68k £52k TOTAL 1,027 £3,609k £2,608k £2,285k The condition of the radiology equipment at Caithness General Hospital is good overall. The CT scanner was replaced in March 2021 and one x-ray was installed in March 2015. The second x-ray is much older (2003) and needs to be replaced. The Mobile Image Intensifier and Dental machine are seven years old and likely to need replaced within the next five years. The Information Management & Technology equipment in the District is a combination of system servers, network hardware, PC devices and printers and telephony. The specific requirements for each location vary significantly; for acute and community hospital, general medical practices, and care homes. For the locations within the scope of this proposal there are about 400 separate pieces of equipment totalling an estimated value of £500,000. The age of these varies from about one to eleven years of age. Additional to this is a Wi-Fi network which is currently under replacement as part of a separate NHS Highland project.
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Associated Buildings and Assets. All 3 premises are owned by NHSG. The practice boundary covers the City Centre and the distinct communities of Northfield, Mastrick, Cornhill and surrounding areas [see appendix 7: Location Map of the Denburn Medical Centre, Northfield Surgery and Mastrick Clinic within the Central Locality and Practice boundaries]. The Practice accommodation within the Denburn Health Centre comprises of [see appendix 8: Floor Plan of the Denburn Health Centre]:-  Main reception office at East Wind  Waiting Area x 3 (2 East Wing and 1 North Wing)  Health Visitor/Baby Clinic Room  Community Nursing  4 on East Wing and 4 North Wing consulting rooms  Treatment area that separate into 2 treatment rooms for practice nurses  Meeting Room/Library  District Nursing/HV Office  Secretary/Admin Room/back office in East Wing  2 Practice Manager Rooms  Communal Staff Room (shared with other NHSG and HSCP staff)  2 Staff toilets  2 Patient toilets The Joint Premises Assessment Information for Denburn Health Centre stated the building would need an investment in the region of £6,425,200 to improve the physical condition, functional suitability and ensure statutory compliance. This figure however, is quoted before fees, VAT and other project related costs, and recent experience of delivering large backlog maintenance projects would suggest a more realistic estimate of the investment required to extend the useful life of the existing building for a further 10 to 15 years would be circa £20m.
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Associated Buildings and Assets. The existing Lochgelly Health Centre has a baseline area of 760m2 and features a mixture of traditional GP/consulting spaces that includes (also see health centre layout below):  4 x restricted separate reception and records areas at a total of 100m2 (associated with the 3 x separate practices and NHS consulting elements)  2 x waiting areas (total 26m2) with inadequate space to meet even baseline needs and no age-specific provision  17 x (reasonably sized but poorly configured) consulting / treatment rooms located throughout the facility with little/no functional relationship to each other or the different patient groups they relate to  1 x interview room  1 x group room, although this is in effect a former waiting area with no windows that is far from fit for purpose and can consequently only be used for very short periods, e.g. for staff meetings  5 x small and disparate offices (total 74m2)  1 x staff room (23m2) servicing the whole facility and all staff groups Current configuration / layout of Lochgelly Health Centre Xxxxxxx Lochgelly Health Centre Condition Report NHS Fife Estates maintain records on the suitability and condition of buildings in its estate. Below is the current information relating to the Lochgelly Health Centre building. Status Occupied GIA (m2) 779 Land Value £65,000 Net Book Value £518,845 Tenure Owned Building Engineering Statutory Fire Backlog (C and Below) £79,600 £0.0 £118,500 £0.0 Quality C (Not Satisfactory) Space Utilisation O (Overcrowded) Functional Suitability C (Unsatisfactory)  Figure used from surveys were complete in December 2012 NHS Fife has confirmed that there is an on-going requirement to continue to deliver GP, primary care and local clinical services from Lochgelly through its local clinical strategy. Overall, this current situation represents the ‘do nothing’ option as reviewed and explored as a component of the formal option appraisal exercise conducted as a component of the Initial Agreement process. It has also informed the benchmark data in the Benefits Realisation plan.
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Associated Buildings and Assets. The range of services included within this proposal operates from multiple locations across Grampian, indeed often from multiple locations on the same site, which limits efficiency and synergy. There are significant backlog maintenance pressures and constraints which place limitations on service scope to modernise and deliver innovative healthcare services. This is true of outpatient, inpatient, diagnostic and community-facing services. In order to overcome the resulting service limitations linked to the present infrastructure significant refurbishment and new construction would be required. Indeed, some accommodation is not judged fit for continued usage as clinical space even if refurbished; this is particularly true of some outpatient clinic environs. In order to provide additional context to this section, service delivery locations, described per specialty, have been included at appendix T.
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