Katz, Chloe. NC Medical Journal, March/April 2009, Volume 70, No. 2. pp 153-154
In order to appropriately address the acute and long-term health issues of refugees arriving in North Carolina, physicians will be required to augment their current understanding of cultural competency to include topics of conflict-related violence and psychological evaluation.
https://ncmedicaljournal.com/article/53940
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