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Symposium on Professional Relationships in the Field of Mental Handicap

SYMPOSIUM ON PROFESSIONAL RELATIONSHIPS IN THE FIELD OF MENTAL HANDICAP

I—IMPROVING COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN HEALTH SERVICE PROFESSIONALS AND PARENTS OF HANDICAPPED CHILDREN; A CASE STUDY

JOHN JACOBSSchool of Culture and Community Studies University of Sussex
Pages 54-60 | Published online: 06 Feb 2014

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