Taking relationships into account in mental health services

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Melville-Wiseman, J. 2012. Taking relationships into account in mental health services. in: Koubel, G. and Bungay, H. (ed.) Rights, Risks and Responsibilities: Interprofessional Working in Health and Social Care Basingstoke Palgrave. pp. 123-141
AuthorsMelville-Wiseman, J.
EditorsKoubel, G. and Bungay, H.
Page range123-141
Year2012
Book titleRights, Risks and Responsibilities: Interprofessional Working in Health and Social Care
PublisherPalgrave
Output statusPublished
Place of publicationBasingstoke
ISBN9780230282889
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Print2012
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Deposited24 Feb 2015
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