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  • Six Bowls
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  • The Solway Hoard
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Category: Health Care Setting

Sensitive Spaces
30/10/2018 by Jo Hodges 2018

Sensitive Spaces

Creating sensitive spaces for challenging conversations and end of life experiences is increasingly important for patient centered care. We were […]

Field
25/09/2018 by Jo Hodges 2013

Field

NHS commission for 13 internal artworks for Lochfield Primary Care Centre, Dumfries, The works were designed to promote a more […]

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