Birmingham & Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust
Rehabilitation Detoxification
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This is an urgent award for rehabilitation detoxification under the Provider Selection Regime for Birmingham Solihull Mental Health Trust.<br/><br/>The value of this award is 50,000 to cover all patients. <br/>It is to be noted that this urgent award aims to cover all patients admitted over the next 12 months.
Whilst there is no certainty over the total number of patients that will undergo detoxification.
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