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. 2022 Sep 18;1(3):e40.
doi: 10.1002/pcn5.40. eCollection 2022 Sep.

Belief in safety and ethicality associated with willingness to undergo electroconvulsive therapy among employees of universities and the other research institution

Jiro Takeuchi  1 , Yu Sakagami  2
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Belief in safety and ethicality associated with willingness to undergo electroconvulsive therapy among employees of universities and the other research institution

Jiro Takeuchi et al. PCN Rep. .
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