Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) has appointed Patricia Davies as the new Chief Executive of the LCO & UDHM Clinical Group - Mancheste

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Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) has appointed Patricia Davies as the new Chief Executive of the LCO & UDHM Clinical Group - Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
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Patricia brings over 20 years of experience across the NHS, most recently serving as Chief Executive of Shropshire Community Health NHS Trust. She began her career as a district nurse in Shrewsbury and has held senior leadership roles across acute, community, and mental health services. Patricia also served as Accountable Officer for Clinical Commissioning Groups […]

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