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. 1991 Nov 30;303(6814):1346–1347. doi: 10.1136/bmj.303.6814.1346

Rescuers' psychological responses to disasters.

B Raphael, L Meldrum, B O'Toole
PMCID: PMC1671643  PMID: 1760594

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