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16:30

PANEL DISCUSSION:

Shifting Away from Bigger is Better: Discussing the Future of Healthcare Facility Development

A growing emphasis on outpatient care is driving leaders to rethink traditional “bigger is better” healthcare facility models. While large, centralised hospitals

once dominated master planning, should the industry be shifting towards flexible developments that align with evolving care delivery models? Join our

expert panel as they examine how shifting priorities are reshaping facility design and capital planning, and explore innovative approaches to building

smarter, more adaptable healthcare environments that meet community needs without overbuilding.

Trent Wreford

Principal Program Manager –

Capital Projects,

Peninsula Health

Marie Alford

Director of Innovation,

HammondCare

Mark Russell

National Property & Development

Manager,

Aurora Healthcare

Georgia Willis

Executive General Manager Property

Regis Aged Care

CONFERENCE DAY ONE

Wednesday, 15th October 2025

5:15

Closing Remarks

5:25

End of Day One & Networking Drinks Reception

17.00

PRESENTATION DISCUSSION:

Building Hospitals Better: Delivering Better Value Hospitals Faster

Health New Zealand’s Infrastructure and Investment Group is implementing a new way of working that uses standardised approaches, staged delivery and

strategic partnerships. By moving beyond transactional procurement models, Health New Zealand is looking to embrace a relationship-based approach

to Health Infrastructure procurement that prioritises long-term collaboration. A key element is the creation of a panel of project delivery partners, bringing

them into the organisation to foster a more integrated, collaborative environment. By integrating market partners early and fostering deeper engagement,

Health New Zealand is reshaping how hospitals are planned, procured, and built to drive efficiency and ultimately ensure the health system can meet the

growing needs of New Zealanders.

Blake Lepper

Head of Infrastructure Delivery, Health New Zealand

16:10

Afternoon tea break