Supporting people with intellectual disabilities who are dying: what care staff need to know

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Brown, H. 2009. Supporting people with intellectual disabilities who are dying: what care staff need to know.

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Authors	Brown, H.
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Year	2009
Conference	International Association of Research in Intellectual Disability
Deposited	25 Jul 2011

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