The Scottish Government will invest £2bn in hospital infrastructure projects to deliver better facilities for the NHS.
The government will invest in hospital infrastructures across Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dunfermline, reports the Guardian.
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In Glasgow, £842m will be spent on single site for a 1,109-bed facility and a 256-bed children’s hospital by integrating maternity, paediatric and acute services at New Southern General Hospital.
Edinburgh’s Royal Victoria Hospital’s new facility will receive £43.6m to provide medicine for the elderly, psychiatric treatment for older people and an adult mental health day unit.
The government will also invest £14.3m in Bonar Bridge community hospital in the Kyle of Sutherland to replace a Victorian building with a new 22-bed community hospital for elderly care and GP services.
Meanwhile, £42.9m will be spent on re-aligning Fife’s trauma, critical care and specialist inpatient services at Kirkcaldy’s Victoria Hospital.
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By GlobalDataFurther developments of facilities at Queen Margaret Hospital in Dunfermline are also expected.
The government allotted £110m for Aberdeen’s emergency care centre at Foresterhill for 30,837m2 of additional internal space over ten floors and £16m on an energy centre on the site.
A new 85-bed acute mental health facility in Dumfries and Galloway will receive £27.2m as a part of the investment.
The government confirmed £750m which will be delivered through the non-profit distributing model which is developed as an alternative to the private finance initiative.
