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Molti autori oggi sono concordi nel definire la sclerosi multipla (SM) corne un problema della famiglia: le esigenze psicosociali che emergono in seguito alla diagnosi di una malattia cronica, infatti, hanno un impatto sull’intera famiglia come unità (Patterson e Garwick, 1994; Kouzoupis et al., 2010).
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Vitiello, S. (2013). L’impatto della sclerosi multipla sulla famiglia. In: Bonino, S. (eds) Aspetti psicologici nella sclerosi multipla. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-2724-4_16
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