ENGAGEMENT AS AN ETHICAL IMPERATIVE IN HARM REDUCTION INVOLVING AT-RISK YOUTH

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Autor principal:	PATERSON, B.L
Outros Autores:	PANESA, C.
Formato:	Journal Article
Idioma:	inglês
Assuntos:	Drogas ilegales Drogodependencias Efectos Evaluación de servicios Juventud Literatura científica Participación usuarios Población riesgo Reducción de daños Adicciones Menores Documental
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