Bridging Access Services for Enfield (Enfield One)

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NHS North Central London Integrated Care Board

Value

£1,902,650

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Enfield One Limited

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Medical practice and related services

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3 weeks ago

Description

A Bridging Access Service (previously known as the Extended Access Service) is required for Enfield. This is a general practice service which contributes to ensuring general practice provision is in place from 8am to 8pm seven days a week by bridging the gap not met by either core general practice services or by the national Primary Care Network enhanced access coverage.

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