MANAGING DEPRESSED AND SUICIDAL GERIATRIC PATIENTS: DIFFERENCES AMONG PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS
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KAPLAN, M.S., ET AL., MANAGING DEPRESSED AND SUICIDAL GERIATRIC PATIENTS: DIFFERENCES AMONG PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS. GERONTOLOGIST, THE, Vol. 39, no. 4 (1999), p. 417-425.
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Atención primaria, Depresión, Personas mayores, Salud mental, Suicidio, Tratamiento, EE.UU.
Atención primaria, Depresión, Personas mayores, Salud mental, Suicidio, Tratamiento, EE.UU.
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