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The chief operating officer of East Leicestershire and Rutland Clinical Commissioning Group provided a briefing on what the group has accomplished and what it plans to do. It established a multi-disciplinary board, increased clinical engagement, reduced clinical variation, and prioritized long-term conditions like diabetes and respiratory care. Going forward, it intends to take on more commissioning responsibilities from providers like hospitals and ambulance services, develop commissioning support, and continue engaging patients and the public to deliver improved services and receive authorization.

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