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Ian Hulatt reflects on his 13 years at the RCN

Outgoing RCN professional lead for mental health Ian Hulatt approves of high profile figures discussing mental health, but wants the public to know that we no longer just need mental health awareness, we need services. 
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Posted 16 August 2017 - 10:09
 
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