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Developing a competency framework for integrated care working across healthcare, social care and allied professions
Background/Aims: For integrated care to truly become embedded in the UK health and social care system, there is need for a shared understanding of what integrated care looks like at the local level. This study aimed to identify the competencies and behaviours required for working across the full ran
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