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Laura SmithExplores the context of clinical research and practice at the edge of care in the UK and internationally including the impact on children and family outcomes.Highlights cutting-edge research and pract

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Saha Fobougong Pierre,Mohamed Mejrimmediate and/or long-term harm. Clinical approaches can help address these issues and promote more positive outcomes. This title therefore aims to describe and explore developments in research, theory and clinical practice that can applied in a variety of settings.

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