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The joint practitioner—a new concept in professional training

J. Davis South Bank University, London, UK
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P. Rendell South Bank University, London, UK
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D. Sims South Bank University, London, UK
Pages 395-404 | Published online: 06 Jul 2009

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Steven Walker. (2010) Back to the Future of Social Work: Child and Adolescent Mental Health and the Post Qualifying Curriculum in England and Wales. Social Work Education 29:6, pages 616-632.
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Jenny Weinstein & Markella Boudioni. (2011) Joint programmes – give them a second thought: the value of programmes leading to dual nursing and social work qualifications. The Journal of Mental Health Training, Education and Practice 6:3, pages 128-134.
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Steven Walker. (2008) The challenge of child and adolescent mental health. British Journal of School Nursing 3:7, pages 349-352.
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Dave Sims & Kate Leonard. 2004. Interprofessional Post-qualifying Education for Nurses. Interprofessional Post-qualifying Education for Nurses 61 78 .
Janet McCray & Sid Carter. (2002) A study to determine the qualities of a learning disability practitioner. British Journal of Nursing 11:21, pages 1380-1388.
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