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Working together to improve health and social care for all

White paper setting out legislative proposals for a Health and Care Bill.

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At a glance

TypePolicy paper

First published11 Feb 2021

Last updated11 Feb 2021

Organisations

Department of Health and Social Care

Topics

National Health ServiceHealth and social care integration

Source

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