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Do Cornwall’s health bosses know the price of everything, but the value of nothing? Social policy expert questions community hospitals sell-off

Do Cornwall’s health bosses know the price of everything, but the value of nothing? Social policy expert questions community hospitals sell-off

Posted By theboss on 25th January 2019

By Anne North A social policy expert has called on health chiefs in Cornwall to commission “re-ablement” centres to help patients escape from acute hospital beds and move closer to…

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