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FAS/FASD clinical guidelines - patient/carer involvement

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The Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) is due to start developing guidelines on Early Diagnosis and support of Children with FAS and FASD. We are looking for patient/carer representatives living in Scotland to sit on the guidline group with healthcare professionals. If you or someone you know would be interested in helping with this, please get in touch with Karen Graham (karen.graham2@nhs.net). We want to make sure that the patient/carer voice is heard!

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