ArticleChildren with special needs: Use of health services, behaviour and ethnicity☆
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We are grateful to all the mothers who participated in this study. We also wish to thank the Department of Education, the Headteachers, and Dr Christos Tsesmelis for their help and support. This project was funded by the former West Birmingham Health Authority.
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