04 "You will never find losing a watch in the evidence base: our time in IAPT"

Update: 2019-04-01

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Mark and Beth reflect on their time in the Improving Access to Psychological Therapy (IAPT) programme. We talk about the skills you gain, research you can do, the importance of supervision and support and how you can make surprising additions to the evidence base.

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04 "You will never find losing a watch in the evidence base: our time in IAPT"

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04 "You will never find losing a watch in the evidence base: our time in IAPT"