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|Programme: | |HNC/HND HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE |
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|Unit Code/Title | |HNHS 121 |
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|Unit Credits/ level | | Credits 15 QCF LEVEL: 5 |
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|Academic year |2011/2012 |
|Children |i.e. Parental divorce - (proceed to explain impact on children) |
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