Depression and Abuse During Medical Internships in Peruvian Hospitals - Jennifer Vilchez‐Cornejo; Ronald David Viera-Morón; Gabriel Larico-Calla; Daniela Carla Alvarez-Cutipa; Juan C. Sánchez-Vicente; Ruth Taminche-Canayo; Carlos Andrés Carrasco-Farfán; Alexis Armando Palacios-Zegarra; Cynthia R. Mendoza-Flores; Pedro Quispe-López; Carlos J. Toro‐Huamanchumo (My University, 2018)
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