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Journal Issue: Home Visiting: Recent Program Evaluations Volume 9 Number 1 Spring/Summer 1999

Healthy Families America: Using Research to Enhance Practice
Authors: Deborah A. Daro Kathryn A. Harding

Endnotes

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  20. The Carnegie Corporation of New York provided initial funding for the HFA Research Network.
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