gbp's new Healthcare Planning Network
We're launching our new Healthcare Planning Network - a collaborative community where those who shape the future of healthcare environments can connect, share, and grow together. Led by our gbp consult team, the aim is to make healthcare planning visible, valued, and vibrant!
Who’s it for?
Healthcare planners, strategists, designers, and anyone passionate about improving healthcare through smart, people-focused planning.
Benefits of joining
Make real, valuable connections with professionals like you
Quarterly meetups (virtual & in-person) with themed discussions
Shared resource hub with tools, insights, and inspiration
WhatsApp & LinkedIn groups for ongoing support
A chance to shape the future of healthcare planning together
We already have lots of ideas for interesting topics such as Neighbourhood Health Centres and Geospatial Planning.
We're will soon be announcing some virtual launch sessions where we'd love for your input to ensure we cover the things that will really interest you and build a community that is engaged, informed and makes a positive impact on our healthcare environments.
Sound like your kind of network?
Get in touch with Nathalie Wade via nathalie.wade@gbpconsult.co.uk to register your interest or find out more.
The idea of bringing healthcare planners, strategists and designers together is a really positive step. Better collaboration can make a genuine difference to how healthcare environments are designed, especially when patient comfort and practical needs are considered from the very beginning. I also think discussions about patient experience should include smaller details that can make procedures less stressful. For example, people researching cosmetic treatments or tattoos sometimes look into products such as tktx numbing cream, although any numbing product should always be discussed with the relevant practitioner beforehand. Creating a space where professionals can exchange experiences and practical knowledge is definitely worthwhile. Looking forward to seeing what comes out of this network!
Scrolling through a UK forum, Forzabet was mentioned once. The focus was on how layouts stay consistent without unnecessary clutter. It wasn’t highlighted, just part of a broader list. That subtle mention made the thread sound authentic and balanced. It showed how users value clarity in design. That detail gave the post credibility. The mention blended naturally into the wider discussion.
nice