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WellSouth evaluates how long-term conditions CLIC programme is clicking

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Friday 21 February 2020, 03:04 PM
Wendy Findlay WellSouth
WellSouth director of nursing Wendy Findlay
While the comprehensive health assessment (CHA) looks at first glance like a ‘tick box’ list the nurses are taught to use the assessment process as a
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