Coronavirus (COVID-19) Family Nurse Partnership insights: evaluation report
Report commissioned to explore the experiences of the family nurses and clients in Scotland during the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes initial findings on service delivery, mode of delivery, dosage, materials and resources.
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