Provision Of Out Of Hospital Nursing And Intermediate Care Services
St Helens Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is seeking to appoint an organisation with an appropriate CQC registration for the Provision of Out Of Hospital Nursing And Intermediate Care Services and would welcome individual or collaborative bids from providers working together, on the basis that we contract with one lead organisation.
The intention is to strengthen and remodel local community services so that they are available, seven days a week, delivered in partnership by integrated teams working across the system, and embracing new technologies and ways of working.
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The intention is to strengthen and remodel
The intention is to strengthen and remodel local community services so that they are available, seven days a week, delivered in partnership by integrated teams working across the system, and embracing new technologies and ways of working.
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