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RE: General Practice recording of adverse childhood experiences
Sarah Temple

Published on: 29 February 2020

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RE: General Practice recording of adverse childhood experiences
Sarah Temple, GP, Somerset CCG
I enjoyed this article and would like to reach out to any GPs and Primary Care professionals interested in this issue of how adversity in childhood effects long term health outcomes and developing effective responses. I have a learning community with a WhatsApp group for discussion and would be delighted to hear from you. www.coachingwellness.co.uk

Competing Interests: I am Director of a Social Enterprise www.ehcap.co.uk . The learning network is hosted through this social enterprise.

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