doi: 10.2190/D2FC-7QWX-NA3E-GGRR.
Social science and health policy in the United Kingdom: some contribution of the social sciences to the bureaucratization of the National Health Service
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Social science and health policy in the United Kingdom: some contribution of the social sciences to the bureaucratization of the National Health Service
Int J Health Serv.
1974 Summer.
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