Processes, practices and influence: a mixed methods study of public health contributions to alcohol licensing in local government

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Processes, practices and influence: a mixed methods study of public health contributions to alcohol licensing in local government in England: https://t.co/QMIu1zeQ1H

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Processes, practices and influence: a mixed methods study of public health contributions to alcohol licensing in local government https://t.co/kXgurav9ni

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RT @bsa_alcohol: NEW article on how the impact of alcohol licensing work is hard to measure, posing challenges for justifying it amid budge…

27 Dec 2018

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RT @jo_01_reynolds: Pleased to share our recent paper on #processes and #practices of #publichealth work in #alcohol licensing in England,…

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