Developing a taxonomy of care coordination for people living with rare conditions: a qualitative study

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Find out more about the six aspects of #CareCoordination mentioned in the animation ⬇️ #CONCORDStudy #CareCoordination #RareDiseaseDay2023 #RareDiseaseDay #RareDisease #RDD23 @ojrarediseases https://t.co/YLH0kOmg1Q

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RT @HollyWalton15: Very pleased to share our latest #CONCORDStudy publication - Our taxonomy of care coordination for rare conditions! @ojr…

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Open Access UCL Research: Developing a taxonomy of care coordination for people living with rare conditions: a qualitative study - UCL Discovery https://t.co/wXES7U51gK

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RT @HollyWalton15: Very pleased to share our latest #CONCORDStudy publication - Our taxonomy of care coordination for rare conditions! @ojr…

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