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Improving ‘ordinary care’ will help mental health of children in care

Wednesday 3 September 2014
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Community Care, 3 September 2014, Luke Stevenson

A new review by the Rees Centre, commissioned by the NSPCC, looks at the evidence surrounding what works to prevent and treat poor mental health in looked after children.

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