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Cross-cultural Opening – a long way to achieve substantial changes in the German mental health care system. / Mösko, Mike-Oliver.

In: Socialmedicinsk tidskrif, Vol. 92, No. 1, 2015, p. 79-88.

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Mösko, M-O 2015, 'Cross-cultural Opening – a long way to achieve substantial changes in the German mental health care system', Socialmedicinsk tidskrif, vol. 92, no. 1, pp. 79-88.

APA

Mösko, M-O. (2015). Cross-cultural Opening – a long way to achieve substantial changes in the German mental health care system. Socialmedicinsk tidskrif, 92(1), 79-88.

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Mösko M-O. Cross-cultural Opening – a long way to achieve substantial changes in the German mental health care system. Socialmedicinsk tidskrif. 2015;92(1):79-88.

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