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Those with a turnover of between £500,000 and £1m will also be given a named contact for telephone banking.
Many women see different health professionals throughout their pregnancy, labour and birth, and postnatally, but Oakwood's women are given a named midwife who carries out nearly all of their antenatal and postnatal appointments and in many cases delivers their baby at home or in hospital.
The 100,000 most frail patients in England will be identified and given a named GP to co-ordinate their care.
Frail patients to be given named GP Jump to media player The 100,000 most frail patients in England will be identified and given a named GP to co-ordinate their care.
He will also set out proposals for patients who are in regular contact with community-based NHS services, particularly vulnerable older people, to be given a named healthcare professional to be in charge of their care - much as a hospital patient falls under the care of a named consultant.
Our non-categorical approach was predicated on the basis that many conditions under the umbrella of neurodisability create similar difficulties, some children with neurodisability are not given a named diagnosis and that we wanted the results to benefit as many young people as possible.
