General practitioners and mentally ill people in the community: the GMSC's advice is over-defensive
General practitioners and mentally ill people in the community: the GMSC's advice is over-defensive
continuity of patient care, practice guidelines as topic, humans, community, physician-patient relations, community mental health services, great britain, mental disorders, mentally ill, organization & administration, people, therapy, family practice, practitioners
568-569
Kendrick, T.
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Burns, T.
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1996
Kendrick, T.
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Burns, T.
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Kendrick, T. and Burns, T.
(1996)
General practitioners and mentally ill people in the community: the GMSC's advice is over-defensive.
British Journal of General Practice, 46 (411), .
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Published date: 1996
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continuity of patient care, practice guidelines as topic, humans, community, physician-patient relations, community mental health services, great britain, mental disorders, mentally ill, organization & administration, people, therapy, family practice, practitioners
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