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Collaborate Newsletter – issue 94

28 April 2022

Collaborate Newsletter - issue 94
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The latest edition of our fortnightly newsletter, Collaborate, has just been issued and includes:

  • AHSN Network Innovation Awards launches
  • Huntington’s Disease service model co-production
  • SBRI Cancer programme open
  • Vitrual wards e-learning programme
  • SimEPR, embedding digital skills in clinical training
  • And more, lots more!

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