What works wellbeing. A guide to our evidence review methods

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Corporate Author:	What Works Centre for Wellbeing
Format:	Monograph
Language:	English
Published:	Swindon Economic and Social Research Council 2016
Subjects:	Políticas públicas Evaluación de servicios Efectos Resultados Metodología Literatura científica Manuales Acción social Documental
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