The Hôpital Charles LeMoyne construction ... - Santé Montérégie
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<strong>The</strong> Hôpital <strong>Charles</strong> <strong>LeMoyne</strong> <strong>construction</strong> project<br />
master plan: Responding to the needs of our<br />
population for tomorrow
Hôpital <strong>Charles</strong> <strong>LeMoyne</strong><br />
Who are we?<br />
• Regional and university centre for the Montérégie<br />
• Accredited by Accreditation Canada<br />
• Annual budget of $230M<br />
• 473 hospital beds<br />
• Designated centre in a leading network dedicated<br />
to implementing and evaluating exemplary<br />
practices with the Registered Nurses Association of<br />
Ontario (RNAO)<br />
A three-part mission:<br />
local, regional and university
Hôpital <strong>Charles</strong> <strong>LeMoyne</strong>:<br />
A major employer on the South Shore<br />
• 3,200 employees including:<br />
• 1,600 in nursing care<br />
• 500 health professionals and technicians<br />
• 440 general practitioners and specialists<br />
• 180 volunteers<br />
• 55.6% of our manpower is under the age of 40<br />
years<br />
• $235M injected into the local economy over the<br />
next few years, offering interesting and well-paid<br />
possibilities for employment
A highly performing local service offer<br />
• Population of 400,000 people at the local level<br />
• Referral hospital for the CSSS Champlain<br />
• Volume of activities during the past year:<br />
• 67,000 visits to the Emergency<br />
• 18,500 ambulances<br />
• 17,900 admissions<br />
• 15,000 patients in Oncology<br />
• 13,600 surgeries<br />
• One of the ten busiest institutions in Quebec
Regional expertise serving<br />
other institutions<br />
• Excellence and referral centre in the fight against<br />
cancer with the CICM<br />
• Accredited and designated by the MSSS with an<br />
“A” rating in May 2006<br />
• Recognized as a leader in breast cancer and<br />
haematological cancer by the MSSS in 2009<br />
• Major dialysis centre with a satellite service centre in<br />
the community<br />
• 64,000 haemodialysis treatments in 2009-2010<br />
• Child psychiatry referral centre<br />
• Hospital beds specifically assigned to this<br />
vulnerable clientele
<strong>The</strong> largest teaching environment<br />
in the Montérégie<br />
• Affiliated with the Université de Sherbrooke since<br />
1991<br />
• 1,200 interns<br />
• 2,165 internships<br />
• 200 physicians and professional professers<br />
• Creation of an international health program in Mali<br />
with the U. of Sherbrooke and our professors of<br />
medicine in the Family Medicine Unit<br />
• Agreements with 21 educational institutions for over<br />
30 employment corps at professional, collegial and<br />
university levels
<strong>The</strong> HCLM Research Centre<br />
in full development<br />
• Since 1995, the Centre has taken care of the research<br />
component of the HCLM university mission with<br />
activities seeking innovative interventions in health<br />
care<br />
• Efficiency of interventions in Oncology<br />
• Exemplary professional practices<br />
• Work disability prevention<br />
• Mental health<br />
• Emergency and first-line services<br />
• Drug addiction<br />
• 18 regular researchers, 68 full-time employees, 226<br />
active projects in applied research and clinical trials<br />
and 3 active research chairs<br />
• Total research budget of $5.3M
Where are we?<br />
3120 Taschereau Blvd.<br />
Greenfield Park<br />
Hôpital <strong>Charles</strong><br />
<strong>LeMoyne</strong><br />
2727 Taschereau Blvd.<br />
Saint-Hubert<br />
Administration<br />
Complex<br />
5000 Taschereau Blvd.<br />
Greenfield Park<br />
Outpatient Nephrology Centre-<br />
Greenfield Park<br />
2924 Taschereau Blvd.<br />
Greenfield Park<br />
Day Hospital for Adolescents
Where are we?<br />
1406 and 1418 Victoria Street<br />
Greenfield Park<br />
SICOM<br />
Communications Department<br />
Technical Services Department<br />
299 Wilfrid-Laurier Blvd.<br />
Saint-Lambert<br />
FMG-FMU<br />
Nephrology Outpatients’ Centre<br />
St-Lambert
Where are we?<br />
1111 Saint-<strong>Charles</strong> St. West<br />
Longueuil<br />
CAPRIT<br />
150 Place <strong>Charles</strong>-<strong>LeMoyne</strong><br />
Longueuil<br />
Longueuil Campus<br />
Université de Sherbrooke<br />
Research Centre-HCLM
Where are we?<br />
190 Labonté Street<br />
Longueuil<br />
Psychiatry Outpatients’ Clinic for<br />
Adults<br />
Day Centre, Labonté Clinic<br />
420 Brodeur Street<br />
Longueuil<br />
Maison Brodeur
Parking<br />
• We have 1,069 parking spaces at the Hospital.<br />
• 354 for visitors<br />
• 715 for employees (with multi-level parking)<br />
• And all of the outpatient sites offer parking spaces
Off-site parking<br />
• We have 707 spaces in 6 off-site parking lots for<br />
our employees.<br />
•Fabrique St-Thomas d’Aquin<br />
(311 St-Thomas): 51 spaces<br />
•Fabrique St-Anastase<br />
(80 Churchill Blvd.): 50 spaces<br />
•1819 Montcalm: 200 spaces<br />
•Chevaliers de Colomb<br />
(3055 Grande-Allée): 50 spaces<br />
•2737 Mackay: 106 spaces<br />
•2050 St-Georges: 250 spaces<br />
• In addition, three sites offer a shuttle service.<br />
Seven vehicles provide the transportation.
Our obligations and impacts on our<br />
development<br />
• Our obligations as a regional, university affiliated<br />
centre<br />
• To follow government orientations and ministerial<br />
priorities<br />
• To respond to the needs of the population<br />
• To respect norms and standards concerning<br />
quality, safety and infection prevention<br />
• To consolidate the teaching and research<br />
mission<br />
• To provide users with an appropriate workplace
Our obligations and impacts on our<br />
development<br />
• Complying with the various stages in the health<br />
network’s <strong>construction</strong> project authorization process<br />
• Preliminary approach to drawing up a functional<br />
and technical program (FTP)<br />
• Assigned for study<br />
• Preparation of the concept and a fast estimate<br />
• Preparation of preliminary <strong>construction</strong> plans and<br />
specifications<br />
• Execution order<br />
• Preparation of final plans and specifications<br />
• Calls for tender<br />
• Commencement of the work
Our obligations and the impacts on our<br />
development<br />
• Impacts include:<br />
• Significant enhancement of our infrastructures on<br />
and off the site<br />
• Recognition by the authorities of the Ministère de<br />
la Santé et des Services sociaux of our projects<br />
• Already $100M in funding assigned<br />
• An economic lever and value added for all the<br />
community<br />
• <strong>The</strong> perspective of building a true university pole<br />
in the Montérégie
History of our development project<br />
master plan<br />
• In November 2003, the development projects were<br />
presented to the population in the Greenfield Park<br />
Town Hall:<br />
• Addition of a 2 nd floor in Block F (carried out)<br />
• Multi-level parking lot on St-<strong>Charles</strong> (carried out)<br />
• Entrance from Mary Street (carried out)<br />
• Integrated cancer center: Centre intégré de<br />
cancérologie de la Montérégie (CICM)<br />
• Expansion of the Emergency<br />
• Addition of two floors above the new Emergency<br />
• Addition of six floors above the CICM
Progress report on the master plan<br />
October 2010<br />
• For the HCLM<br />
• A major project underway<br />
• One project being carried out<br />
• Two projects with favourable preliminary notices<br />
• Internal reorganization of the premises<br />
• Partnership projects<br />
• Projects initiated by the medical or business<br />
community
Centre intégré de cancérologie de la Montérégie<br />
(integrated cancer centre): a major project underway<br />
• An investment of $100M<br />
• First radiotherapy treatments in the Montérégie<br />
• Delivery for the spring of 2011
Expansion of the Emergency<br />
A project being carried out<br />
• An investment of $43M<br />
• Spaces doubled and 43 stretchers<br />
• Duration of <strong>construction</strong>: 24 months
Six storeys above the CICM<br />
Project received favourably<br />
• Provide care, teach, innovate<br />
• Premises for teaching and research<br />
• Ambulatory clinics<br />
• $62M in <strong>construction</strong>
Two storeys above the Emergency<br />
Project received favourably<br />
• To improve access to specialized services for all<br />
patients<br />
• Expansion of the laboratories, Surgery Department,<br />
Sterilization Centre and Intensive Care Unit above<br />
the new Emergency
Internal reorganization of the premises<br />
• Projects underway in-house<br />
•Mother-Child Centre<br />
•Ambulatory Services<br />
•Admissions<br />
•Micro-pathology<br />
•Pharmacy<br />
• Other projects to be planned along with cancer<br />
treatment<br />
•Repatriation of the clientele from Montreal<br />
•Aging of the population<br />
•Regionalization of certain services
Projects in partnership<br />
under discussion<br />
• A residence for students<br />
• With parking<br />
• A residence for clientele in Oncology, for short stays<br />
• With parking
Private projects put forward by the<br />
community<br />
• Medical clinics<br />
• Laboratories<br />
• Offices for health professionals<br />
• Apartments, condominiums, rental premises<br />
• Related services
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