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Impact of air quality policy scenarios on pollution inequalities in a UK metropolitan area. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Hodgson JR, Bartington S, Shi Z, Bloss WJ.   +3 more
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Newly Qualified Social Worker programme : evaluation report on the second year [PDF]

, 2011
Blewett, James, Carpenter, John, Haines, Carole, Patsios, Demi, Platt, Dendy, Scholar, Helen, Shardlow, Steven, Tunstill, Jane, Wong, Carmen, Wood, Marsha   +9 more
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Database of 2025 Night of the Museums events in Poland. [PDF]

Data Brief
Grudzień J, Niedzielski MA.
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A socio-ecological approach to the determinants of animal health management: A scoping review. [PDF]

PLoS One
Vors L, Debil F, Saint-Cyr L, Giacomini A, Fortané N, Lhermie G.   +5 more
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Enhancing collaboration between national TB programmes and researchers. [PDF]

IJTLD Open
Dall'Olio L, de Colombani P, Servello J, Gargioni G, Duarte R, Raviglione M.   +5 more
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European integration and the supervision of local and regional authorities. Experiences in the Netherlands with requirements of European Community law

Utrecht Law Review, 2006
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Multi-stakeholder perspectives on reproductive and adolescent healthcare schemes in tribal regions of India: A qualitative study. [PDF]

PLoS One
Raj R, Begum J, Ali SI, Panda M.
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Implementing a Value-Based Outcomes Framework in a Local Authority Reablement Service: A Mixed-Methods Study of Critical Success Factors

Cooke G, Laing H.
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Local Supervision Authority: a sense of direction

British Journal of Midwifery, 2003
Local Supervising Authority (LSA) Midwifery Officers can celebrate the achievements of statutory supervision of midwives and LSA Midwifery Officers over the past 10 years.
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Medical Characteristics of Children Supervised by the Local Authority Social Services Department

Policy & Politics, 1973
Children in the Registrar General’s classes IV and V are more likely to contract many diseases than the general population. They have a high infant mortality rate and are more likely to suffer from neural tube defects. Prematurity is more frequent in this group and is associated with a high rate of neonatal illness and a high subsequent prevalence of ...
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