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Dawn Hemingway, a longtime community activist, is Associate Professor and Chair of the School of Social Work at the University of Northern British Columbia with an Adjunct appointment in Community Health Science and Gender Studies. Her interests include a broad range of empowerment and social justice issues, community-based research and policy development, and northern/rural health/quality of life.

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Original Research 29 May 2012

Psychogeriatric care: building rural community capacity

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