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Artikkelen er blant annet basert på evalueringen av plan- og bygningsloven (Hanssen og Aarsæther 2018a,b).

https://anskaffelser.no/verktoy/veiledere/tidligfaseplanlegging-i-sykehusprosjekter; https://helse-sorost.no/Documents/Styret/Styrem%C3%B8ter/2017/20170914/088-2017%20Vedlegg%20-%20Veileder%20for%20tidligfaseplanlegging%20i%20sykehusprosjekter.pdf

Se OUS egen redegjørelse for medvirkningspraksisen: https://oslo-universitetssykehus.no/om-oss/nye-oslo-universitetssykehus/pasienter-og-parorendes-medvirkning-i-nye-ous#brukermedvirkning-i-programmene-i-nye-ous