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Osteoporosis

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Locomotor Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Service

Treatment of acute and long-term musculoskeletal conditions in the community

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Wheelchairs for long term use
Chris Carvalho, clinical lead for Osteoporosis

Rhematology Clinical Lead

Chris Carvalho

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Metabolic Education Session

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Last updated: Oct 26th, 2023
Review date: Oct 8th, 2024

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