Psychosocial problems of general hospital impatients and the issue of no psychiatric diagnosis in patients referred to psychosocial consultation services

Psychosocial problems of general hospital impatients and the issue of no psychiatric diagnosis in patients referred to psychosocial consultation services

by Guanyou Chen

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