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How can we innovate residential care building design? Insights from an Australian e-Delphi study of procurement processes
The procurement of residential care facilities presents opportunities for design innovation, yet is challenged by various contextual factors, including country-specific policies, regulations, research, care models, organisational practices, and socioeconomic influences. Despite the impact of these f
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