Oxford Handbook of Public Health Practice (2 ed.)
Edited by David Pencheon, Charles Guest, David Melzer, Muir Gray
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‘An essential book for anyone in public health or with a public health interest...continues to succinctly give the tools to be an effective public health practitioner to survive and succeed in these times...this book is the equivalent of the "Public Health" Bible.’ - BMA Medical Book Competition
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