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Our NHS Outreach staff create a number of regular bulletins aimed at community staff working in primary care. These include:

  • Clinical Effectiveness Bulletin (Monthly)
  • Health Inequalities Bulletin (Bi-Monthly)
  • Mental Health & Social Care Current Awareness Bulletin (Monthly)

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