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In: Annual Update in Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine 2023; (2023) S. 431-439Online E-BookZugriff:
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In: Capitalism at a Crossroads : A New Reset?; (2023) S. 211-233Online E-BookZugriff:
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In: Handbook of Evidence-Based Day Treatment Programs for Children and Adolescents; (2022) S. 103-125Online E-BookZugriff:
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In: Applications of Artificial Intelligence in COVID-19; (2021) S. 405-419Online E-BookZugriff: