Québec–Université Laval provides leadership for the community of practice on major healthcare infrastructure projects,” she says. Lessons learned from each pavilion and each relocation are documented and applied to upcoming phases of work. This includes everything from ventilation system balancing to clinical transformation timelines. As the hospital approaches full operations, performance indicators will be closely monitored. “Regarding quality of care, we evaluate infection rates, incident and accident reports after relocations, patient and staff experience, the impact and reduction of wait times…, care episode management, and the fluidity of care pathways.” “The NCH is set to become a catalyst for transformation within Québec’s healthcare network. It embodies a vision where care, research, and teaching converge to deliver high-quality, accessible, and innovative services,” says Mimeault. “As one of Québec’s largest infrastructure investments, the NCH stands as a foundational step toward building “the hospital of today and tomorrow.” For more information, please visit www.chudequebec.ca/nch 33 JAN 2026 | BUSINESS ELITE CANADA Teams testing the mock-up rooms on the construction site
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