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Cutting energy consumption and improving consultations for deaf patients.

Q: How can practices cut down on energy consumption and become greener?

A: Simple changes can have a big impact, for example, using low-energy light bulbs and boosting natural light.

Choose energy-efficient electrical appliances: when buying a fridge for vaccinations check the EU rating. An 'A' rating is the most efficient, 'G', the least. Do not overfill kettles or leave fridge doors open and implement a 'switch it off' policy to encourage staff to turn off lights and computer monitors.

Improving loft insulation can cut energy bills by 20 per cent and double-glazing …

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