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Dans quelle mesure la CIM-11 peut-elle être considérée comme un hub épistémique pour la psychiatrie ?
- Par Christophe Gauld
- et Élise Mamimoué
Pages 442 à 448
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- GAULD, Christophe
- et MAMIMOUÉ, Élise,
- Gauld, Christophe.
- et al.
- Gauld, C.
- et Mamimoué, É.
https://doi.org/10.1684/ipe.2022.2439
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