Mental Health Research in Primary Care: Mandates from a Community Advisory Board
The Annals of Family MedicinePublished 1 January 2005Open access
R. Chene
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Community advisory board members present key concerns that otherwise would not enter into the researchers’ training curriculum that can make important contributions to programs that seek to improve CBPR in mental health and primary care.
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Community advisory board members present key concerns that otherwise would not enter into the researchers' training curriculum. Such an advisory board can make important contributions to programs that seek to improve CBPR in mental health and primary care.
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