Get Well Soon: Reimagining Place-Based Health 


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The NHS must construct a 15 year plan to shift money out of hospitals and into investment in communities. Get Well Soon: Reimagining Place-Based Health demonstrates that the health service in its current form is not sustainable, and sets out a new plan for shifting the system to focus on preventing illness, shorten stays in hospitals and help people live independently for longer. Jessica Studdert leads NLGN’s thought leadership and research, and contributes strategic oversight of the organisation.

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