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Practice managers potentially liable for sexual harassment against staff, trade union says
CQC: patients should complain to trigger health and social care improvements
New refugee recruitment scheme sees 14 GPs taken on in one region
Legislation change allows practices to ‘suspend current contract’ when integrating with an ICP
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Practice managers potentially liable for sexual harassment against staff, trade union says
CQC: patients should complain to trigger health and social care improvements
New refugee recruitment scheme sees 14 GPs taken on in one region
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