“Exceptional leader” Seb makes award shortlist

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A workforce champion who covers two Black Country NHS Trusts has been nominated for a prestigious award celebrating innovation and quality improvement.Sebastian Smith-Cox, Group Head of Workforce Intelligence and Planning at Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust and The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust (RWT) has been nominated in the KPMG Star Award category of the HPMA

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