Steward Healthcare approached ICME as a technical advisor for the clinical due diligence assessment of the Ankara City Hospital PPP project, the world’s largest hospital (3,800+ beds) built in a single stage. The assessment included: Clinical KPI review/assessments, risk analysis, evaluation of performance matrix and recommendations Assessment of potential impacts of clinical staff actions/non-actions on revenue Review of staffing and staffing ratios with a focus on category of staff with largest impact Benchmarking of relevant data sets (KPIs, staffing ratios, etc.) with other national or international hospitals Service line analysis with a focus on complex and high turn-over clinical departments Assessment of maturity of policies & procedures with its impact on clinical & non-clinical risk management (infection control, emergency preparedness (codes), risk register etc.) Assessment of utilization rates of clinical space/ space programming / service mix Evaluation of Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation readiness Evaluation of outsourced contracts with focus on clinical services Assessment of biomedical technology and medical equipment utilization

The strengthening and expansion of primary care service would ensure that more patients can be treated in primary care settings and less occupancy in secondary and tertiary care facilities is witnessed. ICME studies the affected regions and indicated priority areas in which primary care facilities enhance the overall healthcare delivery quality. ICME then worked with its partners to design and eventually supervise the construction of nine prototypical single & two storey Ambulatory Healthcare Centres in various rural and urban locations around the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. 3 clinics have been completed on budget and on schedule. Up to 7 more clinics are awaiting commencement of construction.