RKW worked as part of the Arden Partnership - a consortium led by Costain. The project was a multi-sited scheme covering Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Lincolnshire with a mixture of Mental Health, Learning Disability and HDU facilities. Financial close has been achieved on the two components taken forward.

RKW are retained as Trust healthcare planning advisers to this development and are providing expertise and support to ensure that, on completion clinical functionality and hospital sizing are not unduly compromised compared to an optimum configuration achievable in a single phase new build development.

RKW were engaged as healthcare planners to the successful preferred bidder consortium for the new oncology wing at St James' University Hospital.

RKW have worked with this world renowned children's Trust for many years, initially in developing their strategic service and estates vision as part of the GOS2000 project. RKW undertook the service and financial modelling for the SOC in 2000 which envisaged a capital investment in excess of £300m.

The Evelina Children's Hospital opened in October 2006 on the St Thomas' acute hospital site. It provides a range of tertiary services including cardiothoracic and neurosciences and secondary services for children in South London. The hospital provides 120 inpatient beds, outpatient therapy services, interventional suites and dedicated paediatric imaging.

RKW assisted the LHB in the production of the first Integrated Service and Estates Strategy (ISES) for investment in the primary infrastructure in Torfaen.

RKW are currently working on two major hospital schemes in Bologna. Our role is two-fold; we are developing future capacity requirements based on reconfiguration of whole health systems; and developing a clinical brief for each site to underpin Development Control Plan preparation, working closely with the Italian architects Studio Zingaretti.

RKW have been working with this renowned teaching hospital to develop its future estates strategy for the next 20 years across 2 complex, urban, historic sites in the centre of London. It is anticipated that the porject will involve complex clinical services swaps across hospital sites and moves out to primary care settings.

RKW were commissioned by the Welsh Assembly Government to undertake the Pathology Modernisation Study. This was a review of the existing pathology services across South Wales in order to ensure that any future developments would meet future service user requirements as identified in 'Designed for Life' and the 'Diagnostic Services Strategy'.

RKW are currently working on this research study, funded by DoH and NPSA with York Health Economic Consortium. The study is focused on establishing the evidence base underpinning key design choices; single rooms, operating theatre lay-outs, anaesthetic rooms etc, and assessing the impact on operating and capital costs.

As partof the post project review of its new PFI facility, RKW undertook an analysis of current performance and activity with projections to meet patients charter and waiting list requirements, demographic growth and seasonal fluctuations.

RKW are healthcare planning advisers to this Mental Health Trust. This role includes working with User Groups to develop output based specifications and high level avtivity modelling for the re-provision of mental health services across the North Merseyside health economy.

RKW provided support to both the Acute and Mental Health Trusts for this £330m scheme to consolidate and redevelop services on the Queen Elizabeth site.

RKW were healthcare planners for the Progress Health consortium - a joint venture undertaken by Multiplex Construction and ABN Amro, Financial Close has been achieved on the scheme. RKW played a significant role in the facilitation of User Group sessions and open day events which were an integral feature of the competive bid process.

The RCH is a stand alone hospital on a campus site with a Women's Centre and Adult services and is closely aligned with the the Murdoch Children's Research Institute. The RCH provides a range of quaternay, tertiary, secondary and community services for the population of Victoria and those further afield.

RKW have a long and well established relationship with this major London Trust developed over many years. Recently providing support in the exploration of options for the creation of a primary care led Urgent Care Centre associated with the existing Accident and Emergency department.

RKW provided healthcare planning advice and support to the Trust for this first PFI scheme to be released under competitive dialogue. Our work also included the preparation of exemplar output based specifications, modelling of activity projections and reviewing proposed core services including the provision of imaging, theatres and core investigative facilities.

RKW's role is to support the Trust's internal Project Team in preparing the clinical planning material that will form a significant component of the design brief for the Procure 21 partner team for the reconfiguration and future development of Women and Children's services in Hertfordshire.

RKW completed this framework brief in October 2007, which builds upon the decision to secondary services based in Dublin along with national tertiary services in a new children's hospital - potentially co-located with a maternity hospital. As part of our work we engaged clinical advisers from Canada, the USA and the UK and contacted more than 20 children's hospitals internationally.

RKW are healthcare planning advisers to both the United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust and the Lincolnshire Partnership Trust for the development of High Dependency Units and a Slow Stream Rehabilitation Unit in Lincolnshire. Our work includes consulting with the Trust in developing their size and locations.