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This section will discuss the use of massage and aromatherapy in primary care. Known as general practice in the UK, and as family practice in the US, primary care is normally the first point of contact between patients and the health service and often one of the few settings to which patients can self-refer. As such, a majority of the population come into regular contact with primary care.
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© 1996 Andrew Vickers
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Vickers, A. (1996). Special health care settings. In: Massage and Aromatherapy. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-3130-6_9
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