1 “... into account the differences in client groups to support improved take up of services and contribute to health...”

2 “...Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma is the sixth most common cancer in the UK. There are many different subtypes...”

3 “... because there are more differences than similarities. Over course of the two-day meeting...”

4 “... because there are more differences than similarities. Over course of the two-day meeting...”

5 “... different model of care and evidence base. Type 1 diabetes is becoming more common in the UK and since 2004...”

6 “... different model of care and evidence base. Type 1 diabetes is becoming more common in the UK and since 2004...”

7 “...We then looked at the differences and similarities between public health, social care and health...”

8 “... manual is about how guidance is produced, and explains the stages of guidance development, the different...”

9 “... and defining a common pathway for patients at various stages of their illness, and of different ages and levels...”

10 “... and managing diabetic foot problems, there is variation in practice across different NHS settings...”

11 “... and managing diabetic foot problems, there is variation in practice across different NHS settings...”

12 “... in primary and secondary care. It aims to improve diagnosis and treatment for different seizure types...”

13 “... is coordinated across different services...”

14 “... to access. Detailed recommendations on conducting abortions at different gestational stages are also...”

15 “...) fluids in children and young people under 16 years, and applies to a range of conditions and different...”

16 “... information on the best way to diagnose and identify different stages of the disease, and how to manage...”

17 “... warming; 3. The best site for accurately measuring temperature in different phases of perioperative care...”

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19 “... and managing specific conditions, improving health, and managing medicines in different settings, to providing...”

20 “...Different levels of service are needed to manage haematological cancers, depending...”