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The challenges and opportunities of mental health data sharing in the UK.

Peter B. Jones | G. Moon | D. O’Reilly | T. Ford | A. John | T. Newlove-Delgado | M. Iveson | J. Downs | S. McManus | R. Dutta | K. Mansfield | Jayati Das Munshi | M. Fazel | G. Russell | A. Moore | A. Russell | K. Finning | A. Maguire | S. Markham | T. Foley | Gerard Leavy | E. Kirkham | Sarah Shenow | J. Munshi | Ginny Russell

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