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Mark Creelman

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Mark Creelman, Place Executive for Merton Place, presented a winter planning report in October 2020, leading to the approval of urgent care hubs.

Mark Creelman, Place Executive for Merton Place, presented a winter planning report to the Merton Health and Wellbeing Board in October 2020. The Board approved plans for the upcoming winter season, focusing on strengthening urgent and emergency care services. These plans included the introduction of new urgent care hubs and an expanded community response service.

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  1. Merton Health and Wellbeing Board approved winter plans on October 1, 2020. Source
  2. Plans included new urgent care hubs and an expanded community response service. Source
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