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Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent PsychiatryPublished 1 April 2007
Teresa Ostler, Wendy Haight, James Black, Ga-Young Choi, Linda Kingery, Kathryn Sheridan
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The high rate of mental health problems suggests the need for nontraditional strategies for services delivery in rural areas that are targeted toward these vulnerable children.
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The high rate of mental health problems suggests the need for nontraditional strategies for services delivery in rural areas that are targeted toward these vulnerable children. Early identification and treatment of mental health problems should be a priority. Clinicians should be alert to the complexities in assessing children's mental health needs.
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