Dual Diagnosis: Practice in Context
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Dual Diagnosis: Practice in Context

by Peter Phillips, Olive Mckeown, Tom Sandford

Medicine Psychology
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Dual Diagnosis: Practice in Context is a professional and educational resource centered on dual diagnosis and its place within practice. Written by Peter Phillips, Olive Mckeown, and Tom Sandford, it provides a context-focused starting point for readers studying or working in relevant health and care fields.

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Dual Diagnosis: Practice in Context examines the subject of dual diagnosis from a practice-focused perspective.

The book is presented as a professional and educational resource for readers seeking context around dual diagnosis.

Its title emphasizes the relationship between conceptual understanding and real-world practice.

Written by Peter Phillips, Olive Mckeown, and Tom Sandford, this work may support study and professional reference in relevant health and care settings.

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