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Read transcript of webchat on NHS Standard Contracts

Tuesday, 13 March 2012
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The transcript of the webchat on NHS Standard Contracts is now available.

Members of the NHS Standard Contract Development Team team held a live webchat on 9 March about the new contracting arrangements within the NHS for 2012/13.

Richard Dodds, Mehdi Erfan and Fiona Sutcliffe answered a range of questions. You can read the questions they received and their answers

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