Depressive disorders in an outpatient oncology setting: prevalence, assessment, and management
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Summary
The prevalence of depressive disorders among cancer patients attending the out‐patient oncology clinic of a major hospital is assessed and the development of a valid and practical psychological morbidity screening instrument suitable for local conditions is initiated.
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- article
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- 1998-03-01
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- 191
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Keywords
Political science
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