she works for health connections mendip and has an overview of all the networks initiatives it's her job to maintain and expand the network. news and it just. she asks at the shed could open in the evenings too so younger men could come i think the few people who are working would be really interested to comment because it's like once they finish work they quite isostacy they think if they could. speak. a stock it might you say see this is why julie coulter self health connector. that's because she connects doctors and patients with the many public and private outreach programs for people and from. the community itself involved if. they're not being. told to do things that are actually part of it and they feel. that i want people they tend to. think. 6 years ago a doctor at this medical practice declared war on loneliness. local dr helen kingston realized many of her patients were suffering from social isolation. and so was their health. to this community it matters to me what happens here and i know my patients very well i've been here for over 20 years so when you see individuals t

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