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. 2019 Jul;65(7):e292-e295.

Menottés: Revoir le recours aux mesures de contention pour les transferts de cas en santé mentale dans les établissements universitaires

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Menottés: Revoir le recours aux mesures de contention pour les transferts de cas en santé mentale dans les établissements universitaires

[Article in French]
Shane Neilson et al. Can Fam Physician. 2019 Jul.
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