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The British Journal of Mental Subnormality Volume 26, 1980 - Issue 51
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A STUDY OF MENTALLY HANDICAPPED CLIENTS IN THE COMMUNITY

D. ATKINSONSomerset Area Health Authority and Social Services.
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J. BROUGHTONSomerset Area Health Authority and Social Services.
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S. CHARLESWORTHSomerset Area Health Authority and Social Services.
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M. FURLONGSomerset Area Health Authority and Social Services.
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A. MAYSomerset Area Health Authority and Social Services.
Pages 67-80 | Published online: 24 Nov 2014

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Dorothy Atkinson. (2009) MOVING FROM HOSPITAL TO THE COMMUNITY: factors influencing the life styles of people with mental handicaps. Journal of the British Institute of Mental Handicap (APEX) 16:1, pages 8-11.
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