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C AMPUS R<strong>EN</strong>EWA L<br />

medical center takes next<br />

step toward redevelopment<br />

BJC HealthCare, <strong>Barnes</strong>-<strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Hospital</strong>, St. Louis<br />

Children’s <strong>Hospital</strong> and Washington University School<br />

of Medicine are taking another step forward in the<br />

future development of the Washington University<br />

Medical Center campus.<br />

“We are looking ahead to a complete transformation<br />

of the campus and this phase is the first piece of the<br />

puzzle being put in place,” says Richard Liekweg,<br />

<strong>Barnes</strong>-<strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Hospital</strong> president.<br />

HOSPITAL ST LOUIS<br />

north campus<br />

“We are assembling a premier team to ensure that we<br />

create an environment and experience for patients that<br />

matches the excellence in medical care they expect when<br />

they arrive,” says Liekweg. “Although no specific buildings<br />

have been designed yet, our goal is to build a campus that<br />

is welcoming to patients and their families, and easier and<br />

more intuitive to navigate.”<br />

A partnership among <strong>Barnes</strong>-<strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Hospital</strong>, St. Louis<br />

Children’s <strong>Hospital</strong>, and Washington University School<br />

of Medicine will consolidate obstetrics and gynecological<br />

services and move these services to the north campus.<br />

Additional space for faculty practice clinics, community<br />

physician practices and diagnostic spaces will also<br />

be included. Also on the north end of the campus,<br />

revitalization will consolidate and expand clinical care at<br />

the Siteman Cancer Center and other surgical programs.<br />

Improvements to north campus will also include an<br />

expansion of St. Louis Children’s <strong>Hospital</strong>, with enlarged<br />

diagnostics and treatment spaces and conversion of<br />

semi-private rooms to offer more private rooms.<br />

The south campus phase will focus on enhancements to<br />

support <strong>Barnes</strong>-<strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Hospital</strong>’s expanding heart and<br />

vascular program, neurology and neurosurgery programs,<br />

south campus<br />

transplant, trauma and critical care, and general medicine<br />

programs. Again, there will be a focus on creating more<br />

critical care capacity and more private inpatient rooms<br />

with a campus-wide private room availability increasing to<br />

at least 80 percent. In addition, improvements will be made<br />

to open and public areas, parking, ambulatory services and<br />

other sites throughout the campus.<br />

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