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Council sends “unexpected invoice” for £1.8 million to health chiefs as the new “Integrated” Care System struggles for cohesion

Council sends “unexpected invoice” for £1.8 million to health chiefs as the new “Integrated” Care System struggles for cohesion

Posted By Anne North on 2nd February 2021

By Anne North A curious spat has broken out within Cornwall’s new Integrated Care System, which is supposed to bring County Hall and the NHS Kernow clinical commissioning group closer…

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