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The deepening recession hasn't slowed hospital construction activity--at least not yet. While experts say health care executives should expect fewer large projects within the next two years, as the result of unpredictable sources of capital and increasing censure of hospital capital spending, for the moment hospital projects are helping to shelter some design and construction firms from the recession's fallout.

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L Souhrada. 1991-02-20. Design & construction.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1993529/

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