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Waikato PHOs work together to launch mobile long-term conditions service

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Waikato PHOs work together to launch mobile long-term conditions service

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Simon
Maude

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Wednesday 10 February 2021, 04:35 PM
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Waikato’s three PHOs are bridging gaps in services by working together
Pinnacle Midlands Health Network PHO is contracting neighbouring Hauraki PHO to provide a mobile long-term conditions team for north Waikato Pin
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