Designing Safe Spaces for High Risk Patients - NETB 2024/3

Synopsis:

A brief review of the main points included within the NHS Estates Technical Bulletin (NETB) No.2024/3 “Designing safe spaces for patients at high risk of infection from ontuberculous mycobacteria and other waterborne pathogens”

Including governance arrangements, technical design elements, technical process elements and a realistic look at the potential issues with implementation / application.

Bio of speaker:

Steven Van De Peer EngTech TMIET MWMSoc AMIHEEM – Has worked in water safety for over a decade across multiple risk systems and multiple sectors, Authorising Engineer (water), council member of the Water Management Society, co author of CIBSE Guide M chapter 16.

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