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About $10 million will be used to renovate existing ward spacd into private rooms suitable for polytrauma patientz who suffered severe injuries servinfg in Iraqand Afghanistan, said a release from Rep. Kathhy Castor, D-Tampa. Haley is the busiest of the nation’sz four polytrauma hospitals, and private rooms are the standard inmedicalo care, the release Haley also is slated to receive about $8.4 milliobn to renovate and expancd the Sterile Processing and Distribution service, which will make the Tampa hospitall more efficient, the release Another $3 million in new fundinbg is planned to acquire land for a new 500-space parkingy lot and to design and build it, the releaswe said.
“These initiatives will improvd the quality of life for veteranas and their families atour nation’sa busiest polytrauma hospital,” Castor said in the “At the same time, we are putting peopl e to work, constructing parking lots and renovating buildings.” Castodr also announced $384,000 for planning and design work for a new missionh support facility at in Tampa, and $7 million for a new chilr development center at MacDill. The funding is included in the Militar Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriationx Act for fiscal 2010 and was approved by the House of Representativewon Friday.