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Health-Care Facilities

2016
US Department of Energy report shows the inpatient medical facilities (2.45 billion square foot) in 2015 use 0.51 quadrillion BTUs of energy with an intensity of 208.2 thousands BTUs per square foot. With such a high level of usage and intensity it can easily be claimed that the health-care industry is one of the most energy-consuming applications in ...
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Health facilities for the aged

Medical Journal of Australia, 1985
P, Beiers, I, Boyd, S, Anderson, M, Hince, A, Duggan, A, Moore, R, McDonald, M, Beckhouse   +7 more
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Access to Health-Promoting Facilities and Amenities

2013
This chapter provides a brief overview of the existing literature on the importance of the built environment to obesity and examines how local facilities, such as physical activity amenities, are distributed across different sorts of neighbourhoods. The issue of access to these facilities using different forms of transport (walking, cycling, bus or car)
Ellaway, Anne, Ferguson, Neil, Lamb, Karen Elaine, Ogilvie, David   +3 more
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Dentistry in health care facilities: the public health viewpoint

The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1968
Dental services must be included as an important part of a balanced and integrated network of health services for all persons.
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Air quality of health facilities in Spain

Chemosphere
The present study examines indoor air pollution in health facilities, focusing on compounds from various sources, such as industrial products, healthcare activities and building materials. It assesses chemical and microbiological concentrations in two public hospitals, two public healthcare centres, and one public health laboratory in Spain ...
López, Antonio, Fuentes-Ferragud, Esther, Mora, María José, Blasco-Ferre, Jordi, Barber, Gema, Lopez-Labrador, F. Xavier, Camaró, Marisa, Coscollà, Clara   +7 more
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Health Facility Mergers: Some Conceptualizations

Medical Care, 1971
Health facility mergers and combinations are discussed, using several different classification schemes. These are based on analysis of 53 published reports of health facility mergers, review of the literature on enterprise consolidations in the business world, and the application of relevant organization theory.
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Health Expenditures and Health Facilities in India

2017
In this chapter we discuss aggregate all-India and state-level data. We provide a synoptic view of state-level scenario for sixteen major Indian states. We discuss the situation in regard to budgetary expenditure on health care on its various components including primary, secondary and tertiary care.
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AUTOCLAVES FOR RURAL HEALTH FACILITIES

The Lancet, 1989
J Y, Carter, H M, Watkins
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Digital Twin–Based Health Care Facilities Management

Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering, 2023
Obinna Madubuike, Chinemelu Anumba, Anumba Chimay J   +2 more
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Integration in Health Facilities

The American Journal of Nursing, 1966
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