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Why GPs need to be involved in mental health research.

Shelley, B; Kessler, D; Mughal, F; Creswell, C

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B Shelley

D Kessler

Faraz Mughal f.mughal@keele.ac.uk

C Creswell

Acceptance Date	Jul 29, 2021
Publication Date	Jul 29, 2021
Journal	British Journal of General Practice
Print ISSN	0960-1643
Publisher	Royal College of General Practitioners
Pages	365 - ?
Keywords	GP; mental health

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