Pathways report: experiences of the East Galway Mental Health Services from service users perspectives.
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East Galway Mental Health ServicesIssue Date
2004Keywords
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICESSERVICE USERS
EDUCATION
HEALTH SERVICE AND THEIR MANAGEMENT
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Wynne, J. et al.2004. East Galway Mental Health Services report: experiences of the East Galway mental health services from service users perspectives. Galway: East Galway Mental Health Services.Publisher
East Galway Mental Health ServicesItem Type
ReportLanguage
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Western Health Board.Collections
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