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Original Article

SOCIAL WORK STUDENTS AND SELF-CARE: A MODEL ASSIGNMENT FOR TEACHING

Sharon E. MooreUniversity of Louisville
,
Linda K. BledsoeUniversity of Louisville
,
Armon R. PerryUniversity of Louisville
&
Michael A. RobinsonUniversity of Louisville
Pages 545-553 | Published online: 16 Mar 2013

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