Completed Psychology & Behaviour Education & Skills
Tackling Ageing Continence through Theory Tools and Technology TACT3
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Researchers
Adele Long (Co-Investigator)Eleanor Van Den Heuvel (Principal Investigator)Felicity Jowitt (Co-Investigator)Ian Sutherland (Co-Investigator)Jo-Anne Bichard (Co-Investigator)Kevin McKee (Co-Investigator)Lena Dahlberg (Co-Investigator)Mary Gilhooly (Co-Investigator)Norman Ratcliffe (Co-Investigator)Patrick Gaydecki (Co-Investigator)Stuart Graeme Parker (Co-Investigator)
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