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THE INNOVATION ACADEMY RESEARCH SERIES: VALUE-BASED ACADEMY 2024
Hamish Laing 
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Helen Yu,
Roderick Thomas,
Daniel Rees ,
Nicholas Rich ,
Ram Gurumoorthy
,
Helen Yu,
Roderick Thomas,
Daniel Rees ,
Nicholas Rich ,
Ram Gurumoorthy
VALUE-BASED ACADEMY 2024, Volume: Volume 1
Swansea University Authors:
Hamish Laing , Helen Yu, Roderick Thomas, Daniel Rees , Nicholas Rich , Ram Gurumoorthy
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It is a pleasure to introduce the inaugural volume of Value-Based Academy research papers for 2024, an open-access collection that highlights exemplary work from learners on the MSc Advanced Health & Care Management (Value-Based) programme. This volume brings together projects that demonstrate h...
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