Delivering New Karolinska Solna Hospital with BIM | The B1M
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- Sweden's New Karolinska Solna Hospital is one of the most advanced healthcare facilities ever conceived. Here we look at how building information modelling (BIM) played a part in its delivery. For more videos by The B1M subscribe now - ow.ly/GxW7y
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Including the Kånken backpack increased the accuracy level tremendously!
Tack ska ni ha! ( swedish ) Thank you very much! ( english ) Herzlichen Dank! ( german )
The next step would seem to be to add VR to BIM so you could go to the site and see what it should look like either before or during construction.
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That building cost around 6B euros, it's amazing actually how they actually manged to pay so much for it
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It is amazing considering Sweden has saved so much on healthcare budget and many hosptials and health centers really struggle!
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It's interesting, the Scandinavian method of healthcare is to provide private healthcare level standards for everyone, while Britain try and provide the bare minimum with no thrills and little comfort to keep costs low.
Alex Hopkins it's much different though if the Uk like Sweden only had 10 million people it would be a lot better but there are over 65 million people in the uk and it is increasing incredibly fast its impossible to compete with a country like Sweden in terms of standard because there isn't enough qualified nurses and doctors in the uk to keep up with demand of free health care there is a reason The US doesn't have it there is just way to many people there and like the UK lots of new people move there every year making it Impossible for the US to compete with even the UK and Canada never mind Sweden.
More people, more income so it doesn't really matter how many inhabitants a country has.
Besides, we don't have the advantage of a large pool of foreign workers who are able to speak the language while we do have the disadvantage of a neighbouring country (Norway, that is) that pays way higher wages meaning that a significant part of our doctors/nurses etc works abroad at least part of the year, causing problems especially during the summer.
EIther way though, this isn't representative of the Swedish health care system in general. This is *the* state of the art and connected with pretty much everything that has to do with medical research etc in Sweden.
Dusseren Actually it's been proven many time that country's with a huge amount of people can almost never have a successful free healthcare system.
Scandinavia have quite high taxes. And while You might not pay in hospitals You will pay everywhere else. Also there is HUGE prevention programs and all kind of non-hospital healthcare.
And at the end of a day. It's not like healthcare is magically cheaper.
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Due to naivety, bad politics, ignorance and political prestige. The Karolinska project has become extremely expensive, inefficient and covered in scandals...
As advanced as we get, the bigger the project, the more moving parts, the more egos involved and the more possibilities for errors and mistakes.
But it´s there.And it will provide healthcare that´s affordable.This is what you should spend money on.
This is absolutely unbelievable!
How can people who are designing a new hospital be so blind?
They made the same mistake in Dumfries when they built the new hospital that opened in 2018.
How can people be so ignorant of the social benefits to be gained from having a ward as opposed to having completely separate rooms.
Even if they had so many single occupancy rooms and maybe just a couple of floors where you had wards.
I think that this idea will actually speed up the demise of some patients.
Private rooms are not the best rooms for patients to be in while in hospital, it has been proven that mental health of patients that are not in one person rooms is better than those in private rooms, and they feel safer!
Baldvinable so what is your solution to the problem? Making sure that more people are in one room?
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