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We’re going to need a bigger table, as Cornwall’s health chiefs decide to meet as one big happy family

We’re going to need a bigger table, as Cornwall’s health chiefs decide to meet as one big happy family

Posted By theboss on 31st May 2018

31st May 2018 By Graham Smith The governing bodies of Cornwall’s separate NHS organisations are to embark on a series of joint meetings in a bid to develop what they…

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