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Current leg ulcer care is expensive and ineffective * The introduction of community leg ulcer clinics improved care and resulted in lower costs than the traditional approach that the clinics replaced * Planned and coordinated programmes of care can reduce costs substantially while improving healing rates * Community units and general practitioners should be encouraged to seek alternatives to the standard care for leg ulcers Improving vaccine storage in general practice refrigerators
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