Gewichtsdiskriminierung in Medizin und Gesellschaft - Herausforderungen und Lösungsansätze (Dr. Friedrich Schorb)
die Folgenden Quellen beziehen sich auf das Thema "Gewichtsdiskriminierung von Patient*innen im Gesundheitssystem", wenn ihr zu den folgenden Themen weitere Quellen haben möchtet, dann schreibt uns gerne: Auswirkung von Gewichtsdiskriminierung auf Behandlungserfolg, Gesundheitliche Folgen von Gewichtsdiskriminierung, Gewichtsdiskriminierung von Personal im Gesundheitssystem, Gewichtszunahme als Folge von Gewichtsdiskriminierung, Public Health
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