GPs to play key role in NHS transformation

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GPs in Wales will have a vital role in tackling NHS waiting lists and improving patient care, Health Secretary Jeremy Miles will tell the Welsh Local Medical Committees Conference on Saturday (Mar 8). He will say the coming year must focus on transforming healthcare delivery to ensure more treatment is available closer to home. As […]

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