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CHS Guide: How to include people with chronic disease in community activities

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Abbott, Susan
Baku, Stefan
Dugdale, Paul
Greenfield, David

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This guide provides community group leaders with useful information and strategies to assist them in welcoming people with chronic disease to their activities. Group leaders may be enthusiasts in their specific activity. They may be fitness instructors or committee members, paid or voluntary, qualified or unqualified.

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