Putting The E In ESG: The Provider’s View Of Sustainability Compliance
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Executive Summary
As the health care sector moves from linear to circular, medtechs, providers and patients all have roles to play in ensuring that current strategies, practices and behaviors contribute to guarantee a sustainable future. Part one of a short series on this theme looks as best practice for providers.
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