民事收容程序中的地区差异。 - Suppr | 超能文献

Local variations in the civil commitment process.

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Faulkner L R, Bloom J D, Resnick M R, Stern T O

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Bull Am Acad Psychiatry Law. 1983;11(1):5-15.

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