MEH Project Oriel Accessibility Lead
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Moorfields Eye Hospital (MEH) has a vision is to create an environment for innovation to flourish, inspiring improvements in people's sight.
The proposal is to create a new, purpose-built centre of excellence for eye care, research and education.
Should the proposal be approved in 2022, the Authority will relocate all services from Moorfields Eye Hospital on City Road and the IoO on Bath Street, to this new, integrated centre at St Pancras in London.
The proposed new facility will be flexible and modern, enabling the Authority to bring together eye care, research and education for the first time, while focusing on patients and attracting and retaining the best ophthalmic scientists, educators and clinicians.
There has been an extensive period of consultation and a need has been identified to develop the communications and engagement activity to support the programme as it approaches significant milestones, in particular the submission to town planners.
The Authority has now appointed an Accessibility Lead to advise on and deliver best-practice targeted, in-person engagement with patient groups and partners.
The Authority expects that this will be in the form of workshops and/or forums.
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Should the proposal be approved in 2022
Should the proposal be approved in 2022, the Authority will relocate all services from Moorfields Eye Hospital on City Road and the IoO on Bath Street, to this new, integrated centre at St Pancras in London.
There has been an extensive period
There has been an extensive period of consultation and a need has been identified to develop the communications and engagement activity to support the programme as it approaches significant milestones, in particular the submission to town planners.
The Authority has now appointed an Accessibility
The Authority has now appointed an Accessibility Lead to advise on and deliver best-practice targeted, in-person engagement with patient groups and partners.
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