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Working Life: We discuss updates on children awaiting liver transplants

Sonya Grandison, hepatology clinical nurse specialist, Children’s Health Ireland (CHI), Crumlin

Sonya Grandison, hepatology clinical nurse specialist, Children’s Health Ireland (CHI), Crumlin. Picture: Moya Nolan

Mon, 05 Feb, 2024 - 07:21

Catherine Shanahan

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