Gabbard, 1998 - Google Patents
The cost effectiveness of treating depressionGabbard, 1998
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- 6726401965454496329
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- Gabbard G
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- Psychiatric Annals
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by GLEN O. GABBARD, MD ealth insurance policies have traditionally discriminated against the mentally ill. Only approximately 6% of policies provide outpatient benefits for psychiatric disorders at the same level as those for other medical conditions." The justification for the …
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