End of life standard ‘needs work’ – GPs
A new information standard related to recording keeping for end of life care is “not fit for purpose”, GP IT representative Dr Paul Cundy has warned.
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A new information standard related to recording keeping for end of life care is “not fit for purpose”, GP IT representative Dr Paul Cundy has warned.
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