Camden integrated care record used by 1,400 staff in 18 months
More than 1,400 health and care professionals in Camden have accessed information via a shared care record since the system went live last year.
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More than 1,400 health and care professionals in Camden have accessed information via a shared care record since the system went live last year.
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