Integrated care pilots show few benefits
An independent evaluation of the Department of Health’s integrated care pilots has shown they are delivering few of the benefits hoped for them.
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An independent evaluation of the Department of Health’s integrated care pilots has shown they are delivering few of the benefits hoped for them.
Cambridge Consultants has created an asthma inhaler training device that provides real-time, visual feedback to the user via an interactive video game.
The Royal College of Nursing and Unison have added their voices to calls for a pause in the roll-out of NHS 111.
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