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Pennine Musculoskeletal Shared Decision Making case study

By Stephen Hodges, NHS RightCare Added 7th August, 2018

This case study provides information in relation to the implementation of Shared Decision Making with Pennine.

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The Northern Musculoskeletal Collaborative Programme is a collaborative programme of improvement work relating to elective musculoskeletal care being jointly led by NHS RightCare, the Elective Care Transformation Programme and partners.

A detailed case study may be viewed under the resources tab.

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Pennine MSK SDM case study.pdf

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