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Improving Australians depression literacy

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2002

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Parslow, Ruth
Jorm, Anthony F

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Australasian Medical Association

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Community awareness and understanding of depression ("depression literacy") underpins successful implementation of prevention, early intervention and treatment programs. Improving depression literacy is a major goal of beyondblue: the national depression

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Keywords: antidepressant agent; attitude; Australia; community; depression; evidence based medicine; health behavior; health education; health program; health promotion; human; outcomes research; patient compliance; preventive health service; psychotherapy; quality

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/94368

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Medical Journal of Australia

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