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Heather Spence1, Julia Cappleman
1Heartly Green, Irlam, Manchester.
Abstract:
The government has emphasised that, to deliver high quality, integrated care, staff must work across organisational boundaries using a team approach so that everyone works towards the same goals. This article describes how one NHS-managed intermediate care unit has integrated care staff employed by the independent sector.
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