Developing the child care workforce through collaboration: friend or foe?

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Thurgate, C. 2009. Developing the child care workforce through collaboration: friend or foe?
AuthorsThurgate, C.
TypeConference paper
Year2009
ConferenceInternational New Types of Workers in Health and Social Care: Skills for Health/Skills for Care
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Deposited25 Jul 2011
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