Falling through the gaps? A closer look at NHS Continuing Healthcare
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NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) is care funded by the NHS but provided outside of hospital for people with significant ongoing care needs. Ahead of our further work on the subject, Rachel Hutchings and Miranda Davies explain how eligibility for CHC is decided, what the data tells us about eligibility and access over time, and what the impact on individuals, carers and families can be.
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