Implementing a clinical and research registry in obstetrics: overcoming the barriers
General Hospital PsychiatryPublished 1 May 2007
Susan Bentley, Jennifer Melville, Bianca D. Berry, Wayne Katon
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A mental health registry that merges clinical and research needs can be successfully integrated into the obstetric clinic setting, as described in this study.
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A mental health registry that merges clinical and research needs can be successfully integrated into the obstetric clinic setting.
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