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• Depression is a common and disabling psychiatric condition that must be recognized by all physicians and health professionals.
• The principles of care for major depressive disorder include: thorough assessment and diagnosis, selection of appropriate and evidence-based treatments, and careful follow up using measurement-based care....
• Depression is a common and disabling psychiatric condition that must be recognized by all physicians and health professionals.
• The principles of care for major depressive disorder include: thorough assessment and diagnosis, selection of appropriate and evidence-based treatments, and careful follow up using measurement-based care....
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