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Any Qualified Provider AQP

Posted on April 1, 2012 by admin

Hi folks, I am a private pod with NHS contracts. The latest UK government changes mean that from sept 2012 in order to contiue to receive NHS referrals, I have to become a AQP ( see supply2health website/podiatry).

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Any Qualified Provider AQP

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