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THE ISOLATED PSYCHIATRIST IN A MILITARY SETTING
INGRAM COHEN; I. LOUIS HOFFMAN
Am J Psychiatry 1962;119:571-572.
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Chief of Psychiatric Service, Westover AFB, Mass.
Hospital Commander, Westover AFB, Mass.
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