Establishing a Sustainable Road Trauma Support Service in Western Australia

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Establishing a Sustainable Road Trauma Support Service in Western Australia

Despite the clear psychosocial ramifications of road traffic crashes, there is no dedicated road trauma support service in Western Australia (WA). A road trauma support service in WA is urgently required to provide sustainable, coordinated, timely, and appropriate peer support and professional thera...

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Main Authors:	Breen, Lauren, O'Connor, Moira, Le, Anh
Other Authors:	Not available
Format:	Conference Paper
Published:	Australasian College of Road Safety 2012
Online Access:	http://acrs.org.au/events/acrs-past-conferences/2012-acrs-conference/program/papers/ http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/25091

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