James Campbell, Ian Bendall | Bermuda Hospitals, Davis LLP

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With only one acute hospital on its shores, Bermuda’s healthcare has not always been at the forefront of government priorities. However, the country is now financially able to broaden its primary infrastructure, and the redevelopment of King Edward VII Memorial hospital is its largest ever public infrastructure project. James Campbell and Ian Bendall discuss the unique level of government support for the redevelopment, and the innovative solutions found in response to the project’s challenges.

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