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Figure 1. An illustration to demonstrate the cyclical (non-linear) nature of this service approach. This image is taken from the NHS Physical Activity Care Pathway “Let’s Get Moving” commissioning guidance
Acta Oncologica
Volume 54, 2015 - Issue 5
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