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Miler, Joanna and Carver, Hannah and Masterton, Wendy and Parkes, Tessa and Jones, Lisa and Maden, Michelle and Sumnall, Harry (2021) Evidence review of drug treatment services for people who are homeless and use drugs. Dublin: Health Research Board.