The face of Europe; policy perspectives for European landscapes
BMJ OpenPublished 1 January 2000
D.M. Wascher
Citations31
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Abstract
Mental health service use appears to be very low in this setting with only one in four primary care patients with depressive symptoms receiving treatment from a psychiatrist, GP or psychologist over a year. To help reduce the burden of illness, better detection of depressive disorders is needed especially for patients who may be undertreated such as those with no prior diagnosis of depression and those with more severe symptoms.
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