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Deciding Versus Implementing: A Comment on “What Gets Noticed: How Barrier and Facilitator Perceptions Relate to the Adoption and Implementation of Innovative Mental Health Practices”

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Bond, G.R. Deciding Versus Implementing: A Comment on “What Gets Noticed: How Barrier and Facilitator Perceptions Relate to the Adoption and Implementation of Innovative Mental Health Practices”. Community Ment Health J 45, 270–271 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10597-009-9190-y

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