proposal for a hospital wing at negril international hospital 11-26-2012

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NEGRIL INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL CAMPUSNEGRIL MEDICAL CITY, JAMAICA WEST INDIES

Created By Lesley A. Hawkins November 26, 2012

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Negril International Hospital (NIH) recognizes the significance of developing a biomedical cluster in Negril, Jamaica

particularly in regards to quality health care of both visitors and residents. Other important considerations worth

mentioning are the advancement of health and medical sciences through education and research, and potential

commerce-related opportunities inherent in the biomedical field. Furthermore, the Medical City concept is vital to

the diversification of Jamaicas economy.

The following summary includes a proposal with standard recommendations for a hospital wing to be built on the NIH

Campus located in the Negril Medical City, Jamaica West Indies. This document also includes a diagram of same alongwith photographs of the Medical City presently being constructed in Lake Nona, Florida (the Greater Orlando, Florida

area). The scale is larger. However, the concept is equivalent to NIHs goal with respect to innovation and

sustainability.


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Proposal for the Foundation Enclave Project (i.e. donor wings)

Each Enclave will be connected to an artery that leads to the main hospital and will consist of the following:

A center named for each Foundation Club Member(membership reserved for titled sponsors of the Foundation Enclave) 10 to 14 patient rooms (cylindrical design) State-of-the- art centralized medical station Security station (with armed guard) at the entrance to the Foundation Enclave Full service lab Centralized diagnostic facility 2 surgical suites in each center All necessary medical practitioners and ancillary support with the appropriate staff- to- patient ratio Donors Bungalow/ Suite will be built to suit. However, the following are proposed standard:

o Patient room with isolating capacity and full batho 2 additional bedrooms for a nurse and family membero Family bathroomo Fully stocked kitcheno

Executive office- with cable, computer, radio, telephone and fax l ine etc.o Digital wall safe in each suiteo Private car service can be arrangedo Guarded and private covered ambulance driveway ( entrance at the side)o Elevated individual backup generators (separate from the main hospital)o Chef, childcare and other services available through concierge desk 24/7 when at least one foundation club member is in residence


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Cost

The estimated building cost varies between the ranges of $125.00 to $250.00 per square foot depending on the type of building materials used

with an average total cost of $1.7 to $3 million (conservatively) per wing/enclave. Important considerations are indicated below.

o Labor and Building Materials = 69%o General Contractor Overhead and Profit = 25%o Architectural Fees= 6%


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Acknowledgements

Medical City photographs and maps provided by the City of Orlando


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