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  • WFH 2022 Congress experience from a social worker’s perspective

    By Karen Mantyka on June 3, 2022

    by Karen Mantyka, Social worker, Saskatchewan Bleeding Disorders Program This year marked the 35th WFH World Congress, which was held in Montreal, Canada where thousands...

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