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The UK: your partner for healthcare infrastructure services

UK healthcare providers work with global partners to improve health infrastructure, services and facilities.

• From: Department for International Trade and Department of Health and Social Care
• Published: 9 February 2015
• Last updated: 3 March 2016 — See all updates

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Department for International Trade withdrew this publication because it was out of date.

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Great infrastructure is the foundation for efficient healthcare. Nowhere is this more evident than the UK, where the excellence of our designers, planners architects, engineers, equipment manufacturers and facility operators, and managers underpins the success of our National Health Service.

Governments and healthcare organisations worldwide draw on UK expertise to support infrastructure projects of all sizes, from state-of-the-art medical cities to front-line community facilities.

You too can benefit from this expertise. UK companies are ready to work with you to deliver healthcare infrastructure that:

• is designed around patients’ needs to improve health outcomes
• facilitates high quality, responsive, accessible and safe services
• makes the most efficient use of resources
• motivates staff
• inspires public confidence.

Your simplest way of finding the right partner is through Healthcare UK, the UK government’s specialists in international healthcare partnership working.

This was published originally by UK Trade and Investment which has since moved to the Department for International Trade (DIT).

Published 9 February 2015
Last updated 3 March 2016 + show all updates

1. 3 March 2016

   New 2016 edition.

2. 9 February 2015

   First published.