The Sewol Ferry Accident and Early Mental Health Care Response by Volunteer Activities of Korean Disaster Mental Health Committee and Members of Korean Neuropsychiatric Association

Jong-Woo PAIK; Hyun-Soo KIM; Minyoung SIM; Hae-Kook LEE; Young-Sup WOO; Chanseung CHUNG; Sang-Hyuk LEE; Jeong-Ho SEOK; Hong-Jin JEON; Sang-Min LEE; Soo-Young BANG; Kyoung-Sae NA; Boung-Chul LEE; Myung-Soo LEE; Hyu-Jung HUH; Jeong-Ho CHAE.
Journal of Korean Neuropsychiatric Association ; : 1-5, 2015.
Artículo en Ko | WPRIM | ID: wpr-98854

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