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Temporary Post: Secondment to the Department of Health’s Together for Families Implementation Team within the Social Care Reform Directorate.
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2,000 people are treated at A&E Departments
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20,000 people visit a community pharmacy
Where around 84,186 prescription items are dispensed!
24,000 people receive a Home Help care package
While a further 8,500 people receive intensive support in their own homes
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