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Tag: Dame Denise Coia has not responded to my open question on allocation of resources to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement

By Hole Ousia Posted on July 8, 2018February 6, 2023

Healthcare Improvement Scotland and Realistic Medicine

Last week I sent an open letter to the Chair of Healthcare Improvement Scotland on Realistic Medicine in NHS Scotland. I have received this prompt reply: I am sure that … Continue reading Healthcare Improvement Scotland and Realistic Medicine

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