JUGGLING MULTIPLE ROLES: STAFF AND CLIENT PERCEPTIONS OF KEYWORKER ROLES AND THE CONSTRAINTS ON DELIVERING COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT SERVICES IN METHADONE TREATMENT
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LILLY, R., ET AL., JUGGLING MULTIPLE ROLES: STAFF AND CLIENT PERCEPTIONS OF KEYWORKER ROLES AND THE CONSTRAINTS ON DELIVERING COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT SERVICES IN METHADONE TREATMENT. ADDICTION RESEARCH, Vol. 7, no. 4 (1999), p. 267-289.
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Actitudes institucionales, Actitudes usuarios, Actividades profesionales, Drogodependencias, Metadona, Personal, Programas de bajo umbral, Programas de mantenimiento, Tratamiento médico
Actitudes institucionales, Actitudes usuarios, Actividades profesionales, Drogodependencias, Metadona, Personal, Programas de bajo umbral, Programas de mantenimiento, Tratamiento médico
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