Thousands of patients across the South East are putting extra strain on busy emergency departments (ED) by attending with minor illnesses that could be treated more quickly elsewhere, according to...
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Read moreDetailsA charity in Reading has been awarded tens of thousands in funding to support staff during one of the health service's busiest periods.
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