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August 2013 CHW School-Link Newsletter 

DateTuesday, August 13, 2013 at 11:38PM

Click here for a copy of Volume 4 Issue 2 of the CHW School-Link Newsletter.

Highlights include:

Health Economics for Mental Health and Intellectual Disability by Associate Professor David Dossetor

Getting Students Ready for School  by Michelle Hayter-Falconer and Nicole Ison

An Interview with Professor Les White by Hebah Saleh 

The Medicine Cabinet: Quetiapine – a weak antipsychotic that is a great anxiolytic and excellent for acute agitation by Judith Longworth and Kenneth Nunn.

The National Roundtable on the Mental Health of People with Intellectual Disability: A  Summary by Associate Professor David Dossetor

Conference Reviews, Reviews, Upcoming Training 

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