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Patientline

April 2004

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During H2, the estate of terminals, live or about to be switched on, reached 55,000 in 115 hospitals, up from 44,000 terminals in 94 hospitals at 30 September (notable because H2 was strong whereas it is usually slower than H1 because of hospital bed pressures during winter). Patientline also said that the newer T2 terminals are consistently outperforming T1s. Keep holding. ...

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