It is tempting to think of neighbourhood working as simply a matter of pooling budgets or sharing buildings and technology. However, the greatest opportunity comes from collaboration between professionals—primary and community doctors, nurses, local authority social care, therapists, and voluntary sector staff—working side by side. By breaking down traditional silos, teams are able to provide joined-up care, responding holistically to the needs of individuals and communities

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