P1 Peripatetic Care support

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£2,400,000

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  • Social work and related services

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  • contract

Published

1 month ago

Description

NHS Devon sought to procure ongoing provision of peripatetic care support for P1 discharge work in Plymouth

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NHS Devon Integrated Care Board

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