Enhanced Medical Services

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NHS Highland

Value

£10,500,000

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Medical practice and related services

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Published

4 weeks ago

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NHS Highland requires GP practices to provide the following Enhanced Medical Services: ABI, Anticoagulation, Contraceptive implant, DMARD High Risk Drug Monitoring, DVT, IUCD, Minor Injury, Minor Surgery and Sexual Health.

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NHS Highland

Ministry or any other national or federal authority, including their regional or local subdivisions

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+44 1463704000

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