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The document summarizes the Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute Research Library. It discusses the library's history as Florida's only mental health research institute created in 1967. It also highlights the library's importance, collections, initiatives, and collaboration with SANITAS to contribute to the Caribbean health initiative and access to health information and professionals in the region.
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