What factors influence service integration and delivery by integrated neighbourhood teams operating across local health, care, and voluntary sector organisations? A rapid synthesis of qualitative evidence from the UK

Journal of Health Services Research and Policy · Published 2026-03-28 · DOI 10.1177/13558196261437005

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