INSTITUTE OF PARKING PROFESSIONALS ENCOURAGING EXCELLENCE

The Institute of Parking Professionals is an independent body representing individuals engaged in the UK parking and traffic management sector.

Healthcare Parking SIG

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If you are interested in joining the BPA, please contact Alison Tooze by emailing alison.t@britishparking.co.uk or calling 01489 895713 

To view presentations from this group, click here

 

Chair: Laura Kelly, Queen Elizabeth Hospitals Kings Lynn NHS Trust

Next meeting

Details of the next meeting (in 2012) will be posted here.

Previous Meetings

The most recent meeting took place on the 24th November 2011. 

A previous meeting was combined with the Higher Education SIG and took place at Royal Horticultural Halls Conference Centre, Greycoat Street, London SW1P 2QD on Tuesday 28th June 2011.

For the agenda of this meeting, please click here .

Meeting notes will follow shortly.

 

Prior to this, the previous meeting took place on Wednesday 20th April at Mid Staffs NHS Trust.

Here is a summary of some of the key the topics which were discussed at this meeting; -

  • Enforcement – we will be taking quite an in depth look at the methods and legal issues involved in enforcement at healthcare sites, this will also include an update on the parts of the Protection of Freedoms Bill which will impact on healthcare parking.
  • Benchmarking – we will look at the current benchmarking taking place in healthcare parking and discuss how this might be extended to provide those managing parking with useful reference material and ability to measure their performance.
  • Good Practice – the Healthcare Facilities Consortium (HFC) has recently launched the Good Practice Guide for parking which they will present and discuss how this ties in with the Hospital Parking Charter launched last year.
  • Planning for provision of parking – we will take a look at ways healthcare sites can predict demand for parking and methods of managing peak traffic flows – we also wish to discuss/debate how healthcare sites calculate the ratio of spaces provided for staff/patients/visitors and whether they consider the current ratio is balanced.

Contact British Parking Association

British Parking Association T: 01444 447 300
Stuart House, 41-43 Perrymount Road F: 01444 454 105
Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH16 3BN E: info@britishparking.co.uk