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4. Affective disorders at the general and specialist levels of care

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  09 July 2009

M. Balestrieri ,
P. Williams  and
M. Tansella
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The socio-demographic characteristics and the distribution of affective disorders have been investigated in several epidemiological studies. Some of them have been conducted on community samples or in general practice settings, while others have been based on in-patient admissions or on contacts with psychiatric services (case register studies).

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Psychological Medicine Monograph Supplement , Volume 19: Community-based psychiatry long-term patterns of care in South-Verona edited by M. Tansella , 1991 , pp. 35 - 39
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