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The 2023 International Summit & Exhibition on Health Facility Planning, Design & Construction March 12-15, Phoenix The PDC Summit brings together thousands working in all disciplines of health care planning, design and construction to learn, network and discover ways to create value for the health care built environment. The field comes together to share their findings, challenges and best practices with the shared goal of advancing safe and trusted health care. Professionals from every stage of their careers can benefit from sessions, networking and solutions. Attend the PDC Summit and get the information you need to elevate your career and team.
response to Resources and Waste Strategy for England
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Leading the way: Axis on the road to a circular economy
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