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Shoes polished, best suit at the ready: candidates to chair Cornwall’s new health and social care organisation prepare for Thursday’s interviews

Shoes polished, best suit at the ready: candidates to chair Cornwall’s new health and social care organisation prepare for Thursday’s interviews

Posted By theboss on 25th August 2019

By Graham Smith Plans to set up a pioneering new structure for health and social care in Cornwall have a key date next week when NHS and council bosses interview…

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