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Symposium on “The Way into the Community”

I. A REVIEW OF THE GOVERNMENT GUIDELINE FOR RESIDENTIAL PROVISION FOR MENTALLY HANDICAPPED PEOPLE IN SCOTLAND

S. MONTGOMERYSocial Services Research Group, Scotland
,
P. ASHESocial Services Research Group, Scotland
,
P. HAMBLETONSocial Services Research Group, Scotland
,
T. McNEELYSocial Services Research Group, Scotland
&
A. ROBERTSONSocial Services Research Group, Scotland
Pages 8-14 | Published online: 05 Feb 2014

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