Organisational and Strategy Development for Black Country Integrated Care Board

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NHS Black Country Integrated Care Board

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Business and management consultancy and related services
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Human resources management consultancy services

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2 years ago

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The Black Country ICS has discontinued the process to commission a partner that can offer both strategic and organisational development in an NHS care context that will work with the ICS, ICB and the greatest asset at the NHS’s disposal, its people.

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NHS Black Country Integrated Care Board

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Michael Barlow

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