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8 May 2019, “Clinical Commissioning Groups: Failing to Implement Government Policy Regarding FASD?
“The Department of Health and Social Care informed the All Party Parliamentary Group on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) that the quality standard will be based on Scottish guidelines published in April.2 The MPs were discussing Crisis in Commissioning,1 the report published by the National Organisation for Foetal Alcohol Syndrome-UK (NOFAS-UK).”
13 December 2018, “First UK-Based Prevalence Study on FASD: Implications for Policy Makers”
December 2015, “Initial Report of the Inquiry into the Current Picture of FASD in the UK Today”
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