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A five year plan, government cash, and don’t get sick: the business case on which Cornwall Council is proceeding with Kennally Care

A five year plan, government cash, and don’t get sick: the business case on which Cornwall Council is proceeding with Kennally Care

Posted By theboss on 5th February 2018

5th February 2018 By Graham Smith The chairman of NHS Kernow has told Cornwall Reports he expects his organisation to survive the transformation to “Kennally Care” until such time as…

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