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Cognitive functioning: supporting people with mental health conditions and cognitive impairment in community managed mental health services 1 Executive Summary The project arose from the gap identified by Raphael Chapman, Partners in Recovery Manager, Western NSW Medicare and Jenna Bateman, CEO MHCC in the knowledge and skills required to
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