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News|Videos|September 12, 2016
Veterinary facility engineering trends
Author(s)C. Scott Learned, MS, MBA, PE
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Engineer and CVC educator Scott Learned recently told us that sustainable building design and an emphasis on reduced-stress environments are important current trends in veterinary facility engineering. Watch the video to get his complete thoughts on the topic.
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