Psychiatric Services and Medical Utilization in a Prepaid Health Plan Setting
Medical CarePublished 1 January 1967
Nicholas A. Cummings, William T. Follette
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The psychiatric practitioner's contention that emotionally disturbed patients do not seek organic treatment for their complaints following the intervention of psychotherapy have been investigated are investigated.
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IN TWO PREVIOUS STUDIES5 6 the psychiatric practitioner's contention that emotionally disturbed patients do not seek organic treatment for their complaints following the intervention of psychotherapy have been investigated. Although it has long been recognized that a large number of the physical complaints seen by the physician
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