The impact of COVID on service user populations with alcohol and drug issues the UK perspective – oral presentation to the International Nurses Society on Addictions. USA [Presentation]

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Collins, D. 2020. The impact of COVID on service user populations with alcohol and drug issues the UK perspective – oral presentation to the International Nurses Society on Addictions. USA [Presentation]. 2020 Annual Conference: 1st Virtual Global Conference – 2020 Vision: Year of the Addictions Nurse [in conjunction with 44th IntNSA Annual Educational Conference. IntNSA Virtual Global Conference 04 - 31 Oct 2020
TitleThe impact of COVID on service user populations with alcohol and drug issues the UK perspective – oral presentation to the International Nurses Society on Addictions. USA [Presentation]
AuthorsCollins, D.
Abstract

1st Virtual Global Conference in association with IntNSA: 2020 Vision: Year of the Addictions Nurse

Conference2020 Annual Conference: 1st Virtual Global Conference – 2020 Vision: Year of the Addictions Nurse [in conjunction with 44th IntNSA Annual Educational Conference
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Online29 Oct 2020
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Deposited29 Jun 2021
Accepted01 Jul 2020
Output statusPublished
Web address (URL)https://intnsa-elearning.com/IntNSA-Virtual-Conference-2020/#page=2
LanguageEnglish
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