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Cohesion and Dissension in a Multi-Agency Family Service Team: A Qualitative Examination of Service Integration
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  • 1993Coordinated Services for Children: Designing Arks for Storms and Seas Unknown167 cited
  • 1996Some surprising things about collaboration—Knowing how people connect makes it work better155 cited
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