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Living the fall and rise of public health in the NHS: John V Dyer and community medical leadership in Lancaster, 1968-92

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Living the fall and rise of public health in the NHS: John V Dyer and community medical leadership in Lancaster, 1968-92. / Lambert, Michael.
In: Morecambe Bay Medical Journal, Vol. 9, No. 7, 01.07.2024, p. 192-196.

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Lambert, M 2024, 'Living the fall and rise of public health in the NHS: John V Dyer and community medical leadership in Lancaster, 1968-92', Morecambe Bay Medical Journal, vol. 9, no. 7, pp. 192-196. <https://mbmj.co.uk/index.php/mbmj/article/view/1446/1371>

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Lambert, M. (2024). Living the fall and rise of public health in the NHS: John V Dyer and community medical leadership in Lancaster, 1968-92. Morecambe Bay Medical Journal, 9(7), 192-196. https://mbmj.co.uk/index.php/mbmj/article/view/1446/1371

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Lambert M. Living the fall and rise of public health in the NHS: John V Dyer and community medical leadership in Lancaster, 1968-92. Morecambe Bay Medical Journal. 2024 Jul 1;9(7):192-196.

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Lambert, Michael. / Living the fall and rise of public health in the NHS : John V Dyer and community medical leadership in Lancaster, 1968-92. In: Morecambe Bay Medical Journal. 2024 ; Vol. 9, No. 7. pp. 192-196.

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