Addressing mental health of immigrant and culturally diverse seniors: Integration of research, practice and policy.

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2011-10-11

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Lai, D.W.L. (2011, October). Addressing mental health of immigrants and culturally diverse seniors: Integration of research, practice and policy. An invited presentation at the Social Aetiology of Mental Illness (SAMI) Webminar, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, October 11, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. http://knowledgex.camh.net/researchers/areas/sami/webinars/archive/Pages/10112011.aspx

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