BMDH Project Weekly Update | No. 264 | 13 April 2018

BLACKTOWN AND MOUNT DRUITT HOSPITALS

EXPANSION PROJECT

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IT’S ROADSHOW TIME!

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BLACKTOWN HOSPITAL

SITE ALERT BLACKTOWN AND MOUNT DRUITT HOSPITALS EXPANSION PROJECT

Main Entry drop-off closing 16 April 2018

BUNGARRIBEE

HOSPITAL STREET

Blacktown Hospital

WESTERN SYDNEY UNI

BLACKTOWN ROAD

Emergency vehicles only

P11

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NO

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MA

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CLINICAL SERVICES BUILDING

BUILDING B

1. No

vehicle

entry

P12

The main entry drop-off at Blacktown Hospital is

closing from Monday 16 April 2018.

Emergency Dept drop-off will be located opposite

the P1 multi-storey car park - this will be pick-up

and drop-off only, no parking.

All other staff and patient drop-off will move to

the Cancer Centre end of the building (near bus

stop).

P11 becomes timed parking and dedicated patient

parking.

Disabled parking is available in P1.

There is no change to pedestrian entry -

pedestrian access to the main entry will be

maintained.

The main entry vehicle drop-off is closing to allow

for the construction of the new hospital building.

Follow signs and directions - thanks for your

patience.

2. New

Emergency

drop-off

here

3. All other

drop-off and

pick-up

here P11 becomes timed patient

parking only - check signs

BMDH Project Weekly Update | No. 264 | 13 April 2018

BLACKTOWN AND MOUNT DRUITT HOSPITALS

EXPANSION PROJECT

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SENIOR MEDICAL PARKING

STAFF AND SPECIAL PATIENT PARKING

P3

P12

BUN

HOSPITAL STREET

P2

Blacktown

Hospital

WESTERN SYDNEY UNI

BLACKTOWN ROAD

Emergency vehicles only

Renal

P11

PA

NO

RA

MA

PA

RA

DE

Major changes are

happening at our

Blacktown

Hospital main

entry.

Main entry drop-

off will close on

Monday 16 April

to allow for the

construction of

the new building.

Check the site

alert.

P1 rectification

works underway -

watch for closures

and diversions

and drive slowly.

Traffic control in

place around the

site - please follow

instructions from

site staff.

MEL

ALE

UC

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SITE VILLAGE

CLINICAL SERVICES BUILDING

BUILDING B

All drop-off

& pick-up

in P11

Main entry

drop-off closes

Monday 16 April

Staff parking area closed for refurbishment from 15 March

P1 rectification

works - take care

driving in the car

park and follow

the signs

DIARY DATES NOW BMDH Photo Competition 2018 now open - check the flier

attached

MONDAY 16 APRIL Main entry drop-off closes.

FROM MONDAY 16 APRIL - Better Foundation win a new Toyota car

raffle - tickets on sale now!

TUESDAY 22 MAY 2018 - Obesity Forum at WSU - check the flier in

the udpate

SATURDAY 26 MAY 2018 Better Foundation Gala Dinner with MC

Andrew Daddo and Planet Groove, Rooty Hill RSL - check the flier

Works in this

area - drive

carefully and

follow

instructions

from traffic

controllers

Brag Book | No. 264 | 13April 2018

BLACKTOWN AND MOUNT DRUITT HOSPITALS

EXPANSION PROJECT

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HITTING

THE ROAD

RUNNING This week we hosted the BMDH

Roadshow to present an update to staff

on progress and introduce the new

Models of Care.

Twenty presenters had six minutes each

to pitch us their new model of care - the

culmination of months of work,

consultation and planning with their

colleagues and staff.

“We are moving from a local hospital

which has always served its community

well, to a major tertiary hospital for a

growing local population and a rapidly

expanding greater western Sydney,”

said BMDH Project Manager Robyn

Campbell.

“Construction on the new acute services

building will be completed next year and

it’s critical that we have new models of

care plans in place now so we can make

the changes sooner rather than later.”

Robyn said the quality of the new

models of care was testament to our

growing confidence, and staff

commitment to patient-centred care.

Congratulations to our presenters and

teams who worked so hard to map the

next stage of our expansion.

Of course there was a BBQ afterwards to

celebrate our success.

Thanks to everyone who attended.

Remember if you need more

information, check the website or

contact us.

PICS: David Glastonbury

Model of care presenters with health literacy guest speaker Dana Mouwad

Acting GM Jude Constable congratulates staff on a job well done General services team at the staff BBQ

The project team hard at work

Relaxing at the staff BBQ

Paul Goudie, Graham Reece and Brett Gardiner at the session

WIN A CAR

Support your Blacktown and

Mount Druitt hospitals

BMDH Photo Competition 2018

Life is

beautiful Entries are now

open for the 2018

BMDH Photo

Competition

This year’s

themes

are LIFE and

KALEIDOSCOPE

Entries are open

to all staff,

volunteers,

patients, carers

and community

members

including residents

and local workers

Entries close 30 June

2018.

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CONDITIONS AND COMPETITION RULES ELIGIBILITY: 2018 Blacktown and Mount Druitt Hospitals (BMDH) Photo Competition is open to Blacktown Hospital, Mount Druitt Hospital and Blacktown Mount Druitt Community Health staff, patients, volunteers and visitors, as well as Blacktown local government area residents and workers. All works submitted for the competition must be original work executed by the person who is entering the competition. All photographs should reflect the themes of the exhibition. Each participant can enter up to 5 photographs. Each photograph must have a separate entry form.

EXHIBITIONS: Selected photographs will be shown online at www.bmdhproject.health.nsw.gov.au. In the second stage of the 2018 BMDH Photo Competition, photographs will be selected from the online exhibition for printing on archival quality canvas (one copy). These prints will become part of BMDH Arts Collection and will be displayed in hospital facilities. Selection of the works for printing will be done with the assistance of the Blacktown Arts Centre.

HOW TO ENTER: Each photograph entered in the competition must have its own entry form.

You can complete the entry form online at www.harc.org.au

TITLE OF YOUR WORK

Images should be titled as: Title of work by Name Surname. For example: Festival by Jane Smith.jpg

SIZE AND FORMAT: Only digital images can be accepted. Submitted images should be size 12 x 8”, 300 dpi, high resolution JPEG files.

ENTRY VIA EMAIL: Email the completed entry form and each image individually to mcooke@placemaking.com.au

ENTRY BY POST: Mail your images on USB with a completed entry form to: 2018 BMDH Photo Competition BMDH Expansion Project Blacktown Hospital PO Box 792 Seven Hills NSW 2147

Important: Make sure the drive has a label with your details. The USB drive will not be returned.

DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING IMAGES: The deadline for image submissions is 30 June 2018.

COPYRIGHT: Participants own the copyright of their works. The participant will grant Blacktown Mount Druitt Health and its partners a licence to reproduce, publish, communicate or display the image of the work online (including social media), in presentations,

hospital video systems, publications and, if selected, to print one copy of the work for display at BMDH. Images might also be shown in electronic media in BMDH or printed on large photographic murals. Participants grant the right of BMDH and its partners to use their images for the purpose of documentation and promotion of the project.

The artist and title of the work will be acknowledged. The entrant warrants that the work submitted is original and does not infringe the copyright, moral rights or other rights of any third party.

The entrant will indemnify and keep indemnified the BMDH and its partners against any claim by a third party in relation to the work.

All identifiable subjects have given their permission or consent to be included in the work.

Where a subject is a child or young person under 18 years of age, the entrant must obtain permission from their parent or legal guardian for inclusion in the work. If your work includes a child or young person you must complete the additional consent section of this form.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

For more information please contact Malcolm Cooke 0414 751 447 or email mcooke@harc.org.au

Last Updated 20 September 2013

BMDH Photo Competition 2018 Entry Form

categories

You can choose from two themes.

LIFE - people, nature, food, love, laughter. What’s important to you?

KALEIDOSCOPE - colour, diversity, seeing things differently. How do you see it?

Only digital images can be accepted.

about

you Name Mobile/Tel

Address

Email Instagram

Facebook Twitter

Category Life Kaleidoscope

I have read, understood and agree to the conditions of entry to 2018 BMDH Photo Competition. I certify that the information I have provided is correct and that the work is my original work.

Signature Date

additional

consent This section MUST be completed if your entry contains an image of a person under 18

Child’s name

Parent/guardian name

Parent/guardian email Mobile/tel

Relationship to child

I certify that I have given permission for my child’s image to be used in this photographic work and competition

Date Signature

It’s time to act on the Obesity epidemic now!

Join us to learn more about the Western Sydney Collaborative Approach and face the obesity problem together

22 May 2018

5.30 – 8.20 pm UWS AUDITORIUM

Blacktown Hospital Campus Blacktown Rd, Blacktown NSW 2148

AGENDA 5.30 –6.00pm Refreshments and registration

6.00 – 6.05pm Introductory remarks SESSION 1 Chair: Prof Mark McLean, Head, Division of Medicine & Senior Staff Specialist Endocrinologist 6.05 pm Western Sydney and the Obesity Problem, Mr Danny O’Connor, Chief Executive, Western Sydney Local Health District 6.15 pm A Long Journey Ahead – A Patient’s Perspective, Danielle Moxon 6.25 pm Update on the new frontier of diabetes detection and management, Prof Glen Maberly, Program Lead, Western Sydney Diabetes and Senior Staff Specialist Endocrinologist 6.35 pm Intensive dietary interventions, Sarah Messer, Credentialed Practising Dietician, Blacktown Metabolic & Weight Loss Program 6.45 pm The Skinny on Obesity - Evaluation & Management, Dr Ramy Bishay, Clinical Lead, Blacktown Metabolic & Weight Loss Program and Staff Specialist Endocrinologist

6.55 pm Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease – the need to know, Prof Golo Ahlenstiel, Professor of Medicine & Gastro- and hepatologist 7.05 pm Obesity and sleep-disordered breathing, Dr Kathryn Williams, Clinical Lead, Nepean Healthy Weight Clinic SESSION 2 7.15 pm How are we doing? The obesity audit @ Blacktown-Mt Druitt Hospital, Dr Dhanya Sanjeev, Metabolic & Diabetes Advanced Trainee 7.25 pm Bariatric-Metabolic Surgery: The Good, Prof Michael Edye, Head of Surgery and Surgical Lead, Blacktown Metabolic & Weight Loss Program 7.35 pm Bariatric-Metabolic Surgery: The Bad, Dr Michael Devadas, Upper GI & Metabolic Surgeon 7.45 pm Panel Discussion: Lifestyle vs Surgery – who’s the Biggest Loser? 8.15 pm Closing remarks and feedback 8.20 pm Close

In partnership with Western Sydney Diabetes, the Blacktown General Practitioners Association and the

Primary Health Network (PHN). Proudly Sponsored by AstraZeneca, Novo Nordisk, and iNova Pharmaceuticals

RSVP by 15th May to jonathan.otero@health.nsw.gov.au

DON’T FORGET TO

LOOK UP AND GIVE

A WAVE TO OUR

BIG CRANE,

CRANE-A-SAURUS

AND REMEMBER

THE MAIN ENTRY

DROP-OFF CLOSES

ON MONDAY 16

APRIL