Psychosocial consequences of infectious diseases.
作者： G. Pappas , I.J. Kiriaze , P. Giannakis , M.E. Falagas
DOI: 10.1111/J.1469-0691.2009.02947.X
关键词: Personal rights 、 Outbreak 、 Denial 、 Health literacy 、 Psychiatry 、 Public health 、 Pandemic 、 Social stigma 、 Psychosocial 、 Medicine
摘要: … forms re-emerge and new forms emerge; and both the media and society are often in awe. Because, in an outbreak, the patient is both a victim and a vector, and because there exists …
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