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1. The document discusses integrating art and creativity into healthcare service delivery and facilities to enhance the patient experience and improve staff retention and visitor wellbeing. 2. Specific initiatives mentioned include permanent art installations in new buildings and renovations, therapeutic arts programs for patients, and enhancing patient pathways with arts activities. 3. Funding strategies proposed include establishing an arts budget that is 1% of overall project costs and fundraising externally through partnerships.
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