Such a busy day yesterday at Healthcare Estates. Good news for everyone involved in delivering high quality patient environments. A superb day for addressing the critical issues affecting the healthcare engineering and estates management. Thanks to everyone who has contributed to the extensive content made available over this 2-day period. IHEEM (The Institute of Healthcare Engineering and Estate Management) NHS England
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Fijian MP and Opposition(G16) Shadow Minister for Justice (ketan.lal@legislature.gov.fj) 🎓 Graduate Civil Engineer(BE. Honors) currently a politician ✅️ NOTE : THIS PAGE HAS POLITICAL/PERSONAL VIEWS
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Health facilities are constantly evolving and the rate of change is increasingly rapid. My thoughts on how planning and procurement must respond.
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