Adapting to a ‘Biomedical World’ The Relationship between Doctors of Korean Medicine (KM) and Biomedical Doctors in the Process of ‘Western- Korean Cooperative Medical Treatment’ (WKCT) in Hospital Settings

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  • Hyo Park
  • Thomas Gerlinger
  • Lutz Leisering
  • Gunnar Stollberg
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تاریخ انتشار 2017