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The mixed economy and the NHS across Morecambe Bay: Voluntary, commercial, charitable and private medicine, 1948-79

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The mixed economy and the NHS across Morecambe Bay: Voluntary, commercial, charitable and private medicine, 1948-79. / Lambert, Michael.
In: Morecambe Bay Medical Journal, Vol. 9, No. 5, 01.10.2023, p. 147-151.

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Lambert M. The mixed economy and the NHS across Morecambe Bay: Voluntary, commercial, charitable and private medicine, 1948-79. Morecambe Bay Medical Journal. 2023 Oct 1;9(5):147-151. doi: https://www.mbmj.co.uk/index.php/mbmj/article/view/1424/1354

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