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Proper audits require specialist skills.

Alan Hambidge

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The need for, and benefits of, health and safety audits within hospital estates and facilities departments, and the link with the Health Technical Memorandum 00: Best practice guidance for healthcare engineering, are examined by Alan Hambidge, director of risk management consultancy Empathy Environmental Consultants Ltd.

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The need for, and benefits of, health and safety audits within hospital estates and facilities departments, and the link with the Health Technical Memorandum 00: Best practice guidance for healthcare engineering, are examined by Alan Hambidge, director of risk management consultancy Empathy Environmental Consultants Ltd.

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The need for, and benefits of, health and safety audits within hospital estates and facilities departments, and the link with the Health Technical Memorandum 00: Best practice guidance for healthcare engineering, are examined by Alan Hambidge, director of risk management consultancy Empathy Environmental Consultants Ltd.

Key concepts: Audit, Memorandum, Memorandum of understanding, Health care, Business, Empathy, Nursing, Medicine

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