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Spiritual Care with Sick Children and Young People

This book is written with many different professionals in mind. It can be read, and readily appreciated, by various healthcare workers and individuals working with children and young people, not just child-health nurses or paediatric nurses in specialist children’s hospitals or hospices
Posted 09 February 2016
 
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