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General practitioners’ management of patients with psychological stress: audit results from Denmark

2020-03-27

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<title>Abstract</title><p>Background: In western countries, psychological stress is among the most common causes of long-lasting sick leave and a frequent reason to consult the general practitioner (GP). This study aimed to investigate how GPs manage patients with psychological stress and how the management is associated with the patient´s sex, the GP’s assessment of causality, and coexisting mental disorders. <h4...

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Literature Corpus work: e335d618-4017-5b49-962b-9b0036fb28e6
DOI: 10.21203/rs.2.18071/v2

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