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September 2022
France
2005 to 2020
826 respondents
public hospitals
Includes Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy
Excludes Army Health Services (SSA)
*As share of gross value of property
Dilapidated refers to what has aged and is worn-out following repeated use or poor maintenance, or even obsolete according to its age and exceeding its technical criteria, which suffers depreciation as a result. We can therefore define dilapidation as representing an asset's loss of value due to its age and wear.
Its assessment results from expertise. An expert estimates the dilapidation and expresses it by a rate that varies according to the nature of the property and its age. The experts base their estimates on grids indicating the rate of obsolescence.
