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IMPACT collaborative care programme reduces suicide ideation in depressed older adults
in
Collaboration
/ Mental depression
/ Older people
/ Primary care
/ Self destructive behavior
/ Suicides & suicide attempts
2007
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IMPACT collaborative care programme reduces suicide ideation in depressed older adults
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Collaboration
/ Mental depression
/ Older people
/ Primary care
/ Self destructive behavior
/ Suicides & suicide attempts
2007
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IMPACT collaborative care programme reduces suicide ideation in depressed older adults
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IMPACT collaborative care programme reduces suicide ideation in depressed older adults
2007
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Intervention: Improving Mood: Promoting Access to Collaborative Treatment (IMPACT) for Late-Life Depression in Primary Care (1-year collaborative care programme in which a specially trained depression care manager supported primary care clinicians, and provided initial assessment, education about treatments, and telephone support for participants-see http://impact-uw.org for more information) or usual care.
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BMJ Publishing Group LTD
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