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Digital Healthcare Trends to Transform Patient Experiencesin 2022

May 17, 2022

Like many other parts of life, the healthcare journey has radically transformed over the last two years. An increasing number of patients and doctors are taking advantage of digital channels for consultations, treatments, and ongoing medical care.

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At Care UK we've been delivering health and social care services throughout the UK for more than 30 years. Our ethos is to enable people to live healthier, more independent and more fulfilling lives. The experts at Care UK work across more types of care service than any other organisation in the UK. But they have one thing in common: a commitment to providing every patient, resident and service user with the highest standard of care and the very best service.

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