NHS
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NHS may refer to:
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[edit] Healthcare
- One of the four separate National Health Services in the United Kingdom, or their perceived united public presentation.
- National Health Service (England)
- NHS Scotland
- NHS Wales
- Health and Care NI, the health service for Northern Ireland (which does not use the names "NHS" or "National Health Service")
- Niagara Health System, a 7-hospital amalgamation in Niagara Region, Ontario.
[edit] Individual Schools
- Nanikhir High School, a school in Gopalganj District, Bangladesh
- Nelson High School, Burlington, Ontario, Canada
- Newberg High School, Newberg, Oregon, US
- Newbury High School, Newbury, Ohio, US
- Newland House School, Twickenham, Greater London, England
- Northolt High School, Northolt, Middlesex, England
- Northland High School, Columbus, Ohio, US
- Northport High School, Northport, New York, US
- Northville High School, Northville, Michigan, US
- Norton High School (Ohio), Norton, Ohio, US
- Norton Hill School, Midsomer Norton, Somerset, England
- Nottingham High School, Nottingham, England
- Nottingham High School (New Jersey)
[edit] School disambiguation pages
- Nantucket High School
- Nashua High School
- Newberry High School
- Newport High School
- Newton High School
- Newtown High School
- North High School
- Northeast High School
- Northeastern High School
- Northern High School
- Northwest High School
- Norwalk High School
- Norcross High School
[edit] Other meanings
- National Highway System (United States)
- N-hydroxysuccinimide, a reagent used in organic synthesis
- National Honor Society, United States
- Independent Trade Unions of Croatia, or Nezavisni Hrvatski Sindikati (NHS)
- Newport Historical Society, an American historical organization
- Ninja High School, an American comic book
- National Historic Site in the United States or in Canada.
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