Extension of NHS 'virtual ward' scheme 'equivalent to 10,000 extra beds by winter'
More than 160,000 adult patients have used the virtual wards since April last year, with the rollout to children meaning an extra 10,000 virtual beds will be available by winter.Advertisement
"Virtual wards are already providing excellent care to families when their children are sick, and this expansion will enable thousands more to receive high quality care from home.
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