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SEPT Nursing Conference 2016

The SEPT Nursing Conference 2016

Celebrating Nursing: Partnerships, Challenges & Champions, sponsored by Fortrus is being held today. Here is Andy Brogan, Executive Director of Mental Health at SEPT welcoming delegates during his opening presentation.

Topics

  • Computers, computer technology, software

Categories

  • mental health
  • nhs trusts
  • efficiency
  • healthcare

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