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The Government is starting to think about how health and social care services can work better together in future. We're concerned that the voices of disabled people are not being heard or considered very much in these conversations.
Are you a disabled person aged between 18 and 65 using health and social care services? How well do the services you use work together? Should they be more joined up?
Are you a disabled person aged between 18 and 65 using health and social care services? How well do the services you use work together? Should they be more joined up?
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