Misfires, Missed Data, Misaligned Treatment: Disconnects in Collaborative Treatment of Eating Disorders

Misfires, Missed Data, Misaligned Treatment: Disconnects in Collaborative Treatment of Eating Disorders
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失误、数据缺失、治疗不一致:饮食失调协作治疗中的脱节

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10.1145/3449105
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发表时间:
2021
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通讯作者:
Baumer, Eric P.
Baumer, Eric P.
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作者:
Taylor, Lauren C.;Belan, Kelsie;De Choudhury, Munmun;Baumer, Eric P.

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