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What is 'continuous demand'?

'Continuous demand' in hospitals means there's a constant need for healthcare services, regardless of the time of year or day. Hospitals are always busy, managing emergencies, planned treatments, and ongoing care. The funding in the story aims to make hospitals more resilient, so they can better handle this relentless pressure and provide consistent care.

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