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Scottish hospitals told corridor care 'unacceptable' in new NHS plan

Scottish hospitals told corridor care 'unacceptable' in new NHS plan
BBC Scotland Monday 31 August 2026, 12:39 UTC 1 min read
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Health Secretary Angela Constance said the scheme would deliver more treatment at home and in communities, with new hubs to direct people to these sources of care.

Health Secretary Angela Constance said the scheme would deliver more treatment at home and in communities, with new hubs to direct people to these sources of care.
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