Access to specialist community alcohol treatment in England, and the relationship with alcohol-related hospitalisation: A qualitative study of service users, service providers and service commissioners

Emmert Roberts; Miriam Hillyard; Matthew Hotopf; Stephen Parkin; Colin Drummond

Access to specialist community alcohol treatment in England, and the relationship with alcohol-related hospitalisation: A qualitative study of service users, service providers and service commissioners

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Original language	English
Journal	BJPsych Open
Publication status	Published - 25 Aug 2020

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