What does the evidence tell us about accessibility of social prescribing schemes in England to people from black and ethnic minority backgrounds?

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TIERNEY, S., CARTWRIGHT, L., AKINYEMI, O., CARDER-GILBERT, H., BURNS, L., DAYSON, Christopher and CHATTERJEE, H. (2022). What does the evidence tell us about accessibility of social prescribing schemes in England to people from black and ethnic minority backgrounds? Project Report. National Academy for Social Prescribing. [Monograph]

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Date Deposited:
17 Mar 2022 11:21
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17 Mar 2022 11:30
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17 March 2022
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