Lifeline Project
19-10-2009

The Drug Treatment System and its key transitions, Ian Wardle October 2009

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UK Drug Worker Forum Conference Presentation 
The Drug Treatment System and its key transitions. 
Ian Wardle October 2009

"At all times we must be capable, as a field, of speaking powerfully, positively and clearly to the public about the full range of social benefits associated with accessible and effective drug treatment."

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