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Phones and video-links mean you can bring your own doctor, Cornwall’s health chiefs tell tourists

Phones and video-links mean you can bring your own doctor, Cornwall’s health chiefs tell tourists

Posted By theboss on 6th June 2020

By Richard Whitehouse Tourists coming to Cornwall this summer could be asked to use their own GP services – possibly by phone, tablet or laptop computer - if they fall…

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