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Assisted bathing solutions help to make light and dignified work of the practicalities of attending to personal hygiene in demanding environments like care homes. But how do you select assisted bathing systems that are fit for purpose? Jason Ashman, managing director of Reval Continuing Care, explains why choosing sanitaryware products for care homes is about more than just price


7 News The very latest on the health and care construction market. Revealing an £11bn-plus pipeline of work, and opportunities for UK companies overseas


10 Projects The latest health sector construction projects, including how a £760m government fund is paving the way for improvements to healthcare facilities


15 Care sector Focus on choosing sanitaryware products for assisted bathrooms, and the latest care home development projects


21 Carbon reduction Energy efficiency and carbon reduction figures for health and care services


24 Preview Find out what’s in store at the 2018 healthcare buildings forum


27 Acoustics How good acoustic environments can make a fundamental difference to the way people experience healthcare


27 Acoustics How good acoustic environments can make a fundamental difference to the way people experience healthcare


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