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Medical duo’s online urgent-care firm looking for growth

17 March 2021
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Wednesday 17 March 2021, 01:25 AM
Giles Chanwai and Martyn Harvey
Martyn Harvey, right, with fellow Emergency Consult doctor Giles Chanwai
Online-only urgent-care service Emer­gency Consult is finding its feet after launching last May. The service was started by Waikato Hospital emerg
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