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Mapping the socio-technical causes of overheating risk and unequal thermal burden in hospitals in England: a qualitative systems inquiry using AcciMap
Background Hospital overheating arising from more frequent heatwaves threatens healthcare staff wellbeing, patient safety and service continuity, but is often managed as an estates or seasonal problem. We examined how interacting organisational, infrastructural and experiential conditions
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