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57. The introduction of a diagnostic decision support system (DXplain™) into the workflow of a teaching hospital service can decrease the cost of service for diagnostically challenging Diagnostic Related Groups (DRGs)

Author

Elkin, Peter L., Liebow, Mark, Bauer, Brent A., Chaliki, Swarna, Wahner-Roedler, Dietlind, Bundrick, John, Lee, Mark, Brown, Steven H., Froehling, David, Bailey, Kent, Famiglietti, Kathleen, Kim, Richard, Hoffer, Ed, Feldman, Mitchell, and Barnett, G. Octo

Published
2010
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63. Can you spot a suicidal patient?

Subjects
*PATIENTS, *SUICIDAL behavior, *MENTAL depression, *ANTIDEPRESSANTS
Abstract

An interview with physician Mitchell Feldman is presented. When asked about the importance of their study about suicidal and depressed patient, he implies that the methodology of the study allows them to make findings at what is happening when doctors are assessing patients with depression. He entails that patient's chief complaint was related to depression, but would not say they were depressed. He remarks that physician perceive the depression and treated it with antidepressant medications.

Published
2007

72. Depressive symptoms, health behaviors, and risk of cardiovascular events in patients with coronary heart disease

Author

Whooley, Mary A., de Jonge, Peter, Vittinghoff, Eric, Otte, Christian, Moos, Rudolf, Carney, Robert M., Ali, Sadia, Dowray, Sunaina, Na, Beeya, Feldman, Mitchell D., Schiller, Nelson B., and Browner, Warren S.

Subjects
Depression, Mental -- Diagnosis, Depression, Mental -- Causes of, Cardiovascular diseases -- Risk factors, Cardiovascular diseases -- Care and treatment, Coronary heart disease -- Risk factors, Coronary heart disease -- Care and treatment
Abstract

A study was conducted to ascertain the reasons that patients manifesting symptoms of depression were at a higher risk of cardiovascular disease. Results showed that there was a higher incidence of cardiovascular disease among patients suffering from depression and was due to physical inactivity and behavioral factors

Published
2008

77. Let's not talk about it: suicide inquiry in primary care

Author

Feldman, Mitchell D., Franks, Peter, Duberstein, Paul R., Vannoy, Steven, Epstein, Ronald, and Kravitz, Richard L.

Subjects
Family medicine -- Practice, Suicidal behavior -- Diagnosis, Suicidal behavior -- Investigations, Physicians (General practice) -- Practice, Physicians (General practice) -- Behavior, Medical screening -- Practice, Company legal issue, Health, Science and technology
Published
2007

78. Exploring and validating patient concerns: relation to prescribing for depression

Author

Epstein, Ronald M., Shields, Cleveland G., Franks, Peter, Meldrum, Sean C., Feldman, Mitchell, and Kravitz, Richard L.

Subjects
Depression, Mental -- Drug therapy, Medical care -- Quality management, Medicine -- Practice, Drugs -- Prescribing, Antidepressants, Physician and patient, Health, Science and technology
Published
2007

82. Evaluation of the clinical assessment project: a computer-based multimedia tool to assess problem-solving ability in medical students

Author

Feldman, Mitchell J., Barnett, G. Octo, Link, David A., Coleman, Margaret A., Lowe, Janice A., and O'Rourke, Edward J.

Subjects
Harvard University. Harvard Medical School -- Reports, Medical students -- Psychological aspects, Medical students -- Health aspects, Educational evaluation -- Analysis
Abstract

OBJECTIVE. The purpose of this work was to describe Clinical Assessment, a computer-based multimedia patient simulation used to assess the problem-solving abilities of medical students and to evaluate its capacity to guide the assignment of course grade. METHODS. This was a multisite reviewer-blinded comparison of course grades, National Board of Medical Examiners pediatric examination score, and Clinical Assessment scores at 3 pediatric clerkship sites of the Harvard Medical School. Participants included 470 students completing their pediatric clerkships. Each student's performance on [greater than or equal to] 4 Clinical Assessment patient case simulations was compared with National Board of Medical Examiners pediatric examination scores and course grades assigned by clerkship directors based on overall ward performance. RESULTS. Data from both the National Board of Medical Examiners pediatric "shelf" examination and the course grade were available for 411 students who completed [greater than or equal to] 1 Clinical Assessment case. There was a strong correlation between Clinical Assessment score and course grade when comparing students receiving honors versus satisfactory category course grades. Students who ordered more expensive or greater numbers of laboratory tests did not achieve greater diagnostic accuracy on Clinical Assessment. Clinical Assessment had a high positive predictive value for course grade: 95% of students scoring [greater than or equal to] 90% on Clinical Assessment achieved an honors category course grade. CONCLUSIONS. Because nearly all of the students who scored very well on Clinical Assessment received honors category course grades, future high scorers on this examination merit consideration for assigning a high course grade. A computer-based multimedia patient simulation assessment tool provides objective information that can complement a student's National Board of Medical Examiners score and course grade and may assist in evaluating clinical problem-solving ability. Key Words pediatrics, multimedia, educational measurement, medical students, computers Abbreviations CA--Clinical Assessment PE--physical examination PPV--positive predictive value HMS--Harvard Medical School NBME--National Board of Medical Examiners, WE DEVELOPED, IMPLEMENTED, and evaluated a computer-based patient simulation program, Clinical Assessment (CA), as a technique to complement the assessment of ward performance. (1) We designed it to examine the [...]

Published
2006

83. Contributors

Author

ABDEL-RAZEQ, SONYA S., primary, ABDULBAKI, ABDULRAHMAN, additional, AFRIDI, WAFFIYAH, additional, AL MALKI, MONZR M., additional, ALI, TANYA, additional, ALIOTTA, PHILIP J., additional, ALVERO, RUBEN, additional, ANANDAN, SRIVIDYA, additional, ANDERSON, MEL L., additional, ANILOWSKI, KATHRYN TAYLOR, additional, ANVAR, MICHELLE STOZEK, additional, AOKI, ETSUKO, additional, APPELLE, NICOLE, additional, ASFAHANI, WISSAM S.Z., additional, ASIEDU, DANIEL K., additional, AULAKH, SUDEEP KAUR, additional, BALIOG, CRISOSTOMO R., additional, BANSAL, PRIYA, additional, BARADHI, KRISHNA, additional, BARRETT, ROWLAND P., additional, BATRA, KERRI, additional, BEHERA, VIKRAM, additional, BERGER, OMRI, additional, BERGES, ARNALDO A., additional, BERKOWITZ, SETH A., additional, BHAT, JAYDEEP, additional, BHATT, HARIKRASHNA, additional, BILODEAU, COURTNEY CLARK, additional, BISHOP, KENNETH D., additional, BLUNDIN, MICHAEL, additional, BODKIN, SHEENAGH M., additional, BORA, NIRALI, additional, BORKAN, JEFFREY M., additional, BOSKE, ALEXANDRA, additional, BOWLBY, LYNN, additional, BRADY, MARK F., additional, BRAR, MANDEEP K., additional, BROWN, ELIZABETH J., additional, BROWN, GAVIN, additional, BUCKLEY, JENNIFER, additional, BURNS, JONATHAN, additional, BURTIS, D. BRANDON, additional, BURTT, DOUGLAS, additional, BUSSELEN, STEVEN, additional, RODRIGUEZ CABRERA, CLAUDIA, additional, CHAUDHARY, NIDA, additional, CHENG, VICKY, additional, CHOUDHARY, GAURAV, additional, CHOW, STEPHANIE W., additional, COHEN, LISA, additional, COHEN, SCOTT, additional, COMPTON, KAILA, additional, CORIGLIANO, MARIA A., additional, COWLES, BRIAN J., additional, CRISTESCU, DAN A., additional, CRISTOFARO, PATRICIA, additional, CURTIN, ALICIA J., additional, DALRYMPLE, KRISTY L., additional, DANAKAS, GEORGE T., additional, DEGENHARDT, ALEXANDRA, additional, DIAZ, JOSEPH A., additional, DIEP, JIMMY, additional, DOBBS, MICHAEL R., additional, DOOBAY, NATHALIA, additional, DOTSON, WILLIAM F., additional, DUKER, ANDREW, additional, EISENDRATH, STUART J., additional, ELLSWORTH, PAMELA, additional, ELTOMI, HODA, additional, ESPINOSA, PATRICIO SEBASTIAN, additional, FABRE, VALERIA, additional, FAGAN, MARK J., additional, FARKASH, GIL M., additional, FARRELL, TIMOTHY W., additional, FELDMAN, MITCHELL D., additional, FERRI, FRED F., additional, FINNEY, GLEN, additional, FISCHER, STACI A., additional, FISHMAN, MARLENE, additional, FONG, TAMARA G., additional, FORMICA, PHILIP, additional, FORT, FRANK G., additional, FORT, GLENN G., additional, FORTUNATO, DAVID J., additional, FRITZ, GREGORY K., additional, GADDAM, SAINATH, additional, GEKHT, GENNA, additional, GEORGE, PAUL F., additional, GIUSTOZZI, ANNGENE A., additional, GLEIT, CINDY, additional, GOLDBERG, RICHARD J., additional, GOLDBURT, ALLA, additional, GOPALAKRISHNAN, GEETHA, additional, GORDON, PAUL, additional, GRAFF, NANCY R., additional, GRAY, JOHN A., additional, GROVES, ELLIOTT M., additional, GUPTA, PAVAN, additional, GUPTA, PRIYA SARIN, additional, HACK, NAWAZ, additional, HAHN, WILLIAM O., additional, HALL, HARALD ALEXANDER, additional, HALPERN, MICHELE, additional, HANDA, SAJEEV, additional, HARRISON, TAYLOR, additional, HAYES, DON, additional, HOLLAND, N. WILSON, additional, HU, SUSIE L., additional, HUME, ANNE L., additional, HUNDAL, HARKAWAL S., additional, HUTSON, SHARLISA, additional, HYDER, SARAH M., additional, ISAACSON, RICHARD S., additional, ISMAIL, AHMAD M., additional, JANKOWICH, MATTHEW D., additional, JAVIER, NOEL S.C., additional, JEREMIAH, JENNIFER, additional, JOHNSON, MICHAEL P., additional, JOHNSTON, BREE, additional, JONES, KIMBERLY, additional, JONES, KOHAR, additional, KALANITHI, LUCY, additional, KATZ, EMILY R., additional, KAZIM, ALI, additional, KEELEY, BROOKE E., additional, KENNEDY, KARA A., additional, KENNEY, BEVIN, additional, KFOURY, LARA, additional, KIM, JIWON, additional, KIM, WAN J., additional, KIRCHNER, ROBERT M., additional, KLEIN, MICHAEL, additional, KOBY, MELVYN, additional, KOHN, ROBERT, additional, KOKKIRALA, ARAVIND RAO, additional, KORR, KENNETH, additional, KRAMER, KRISTINA, additional, KURSS, DAVID, additional, LAI, CINDY, additional, LALLY, EDWARD V., additional, LE, QUANG P., additional, LEE, KACHIU, additional, LEKANDER, MARGARET, additional, LEVINE, MATTHEW A., additional, LIGHTNER, DONITA DILLON, additional, LIM, CHUN, additional, LIN, CUI LI, additional, LONG, RICHARD, additional, LOWENHAUPT, ELIZABETH A., additional, MAANI, ZEINA W., additional, MAGEE, SUSANNA R., additional, MAKKI, ACHRAF A., additional, MANSOOR, ATIZAZUL H., additional, MARTIN, DOUGLAS W., additional, MATSON, ELISABETH B., additional, MATTSON, DANIEL T., additional, MAVRICH, KATE, additional, MAY, ALISON C., additional, MAY, LAUREN, additional, MAZUMDAR, MAITREYI, additional, McCLEAN, JEFFREY C., additional, McGARRY, KELLY A., additional, McNICOLL, LYNN, additional, McPEAKE, LAURA H., additional, MEHTA, AKANKSHA, additional, MENDEZ-ALLWOOD, DANIEL E., additional, MERCIER, LONNIE R., additional, MIKOLICH, DENNIS J., additional, MORGAN, THERESA A., additional, MUJAHID, NADIA, additional, MUKKADA, VINCENT A., additional, NAQVI, BILAL H., additional, NASSAU, JACK H., additional, NEE, JUDY, additional, NEMOTO, TAKUMA, additional, NG, JAMES J., additional, NOTHNAGLE, MELISSA, additional, NOWAK, BETH, additional, O’BRIEN, GAIL M., additional, O’CONNOR, CAROLYN J., additional, OLAWAIYE, ALEXANDER B., additional, ONG, MICHAEL K., additional, OPAL, STEVEN M., additional, OWENS, JOSEPH R., additional, PACHECO, CHRISTINA ANTONIO, additional, PACHECO, ROBERTO, additional, PATACSIL-TRULL, JANICE, additional, PATEL, BIRJU B., additional, PATEL, PRANAV M., additional, PATROZOU, ELENI, additional, PATTERSON, ALISON, additional, PELIGIAN, STEVEN, additional, PETERSON, HEIDI H., additional, PHILLIPS, KATHARINE A., additional, PIRRAGLIA, PAUL A., additional, PLANTE, WENDY A., additional, PLETTE, ANGELA M., additional, HARTMAN POLENSEK, SHARON S., additional, POON, SAMUEL H., additional, POSNER, DONN, additional, PRASAD, ARUNDATHI G., additional, PRESSMAN, AMANDA, additional, PROMRAT, KITTICHAI, additional, PUNJANI, SHAHNAZ, additional, RAHMAN, IFAD U., additional, RAMANAN, RADHIKA A., additional, RAMSEY, CHRISTIAN N., additional, RASHID, WASIM, additional, REGNANTE, RICHARD, additional, REUS, VICTOR I., additional, RICH, HARLAN G., additional, RISSER, JESSICA, additional, ROACH, RACHEL, additional, ROBINSON, LUTHER K., additional, ROGERS, JAMISON, additional, ROLLE, ANISHKA S., additional, ROTH, JULIE L., additional, ROTH, LAUREN, additional, RUBEOR, AMITY, additional, SADIQ, IMMAD, additional, SAID, NUHA R., additional, SATHYA, BHARATH, additional, SATPATHY, HEMANT K., additional, SATPATHY, RUBY K., additional, SATTERFIELD, JASON M., additional, SAVITZ, SEAN I., additional, SAYEED, SYEDA M., additional, SELL, PETER J., additional, SHAFTS, CATHERINE, additional, SHAH, MADHAVI, additional, SHIH, GRACE, additional, SHRESTHA, ASHA, additional, SIGMAN, MARK, additional, SILVIA, JOANNE M., additional, SINGHAL, DIVYA, additional, SLADKY, JOHN, additional, SMITH, JEANETTE G., additional, SOHUR, U. SHIVRAJ, additional, SOOCH, DIVJOT, additional, SUNTER, HEATHER, additional, SUTTER, MARY BETH, additional, SZUMIGALA, JULIE ANNE, additional, TAMMARO, DOMINICK, additional, TAPYRIK, SARAH, additional, TELANG, GLADYS, additional, TELLIOGLU, TAHIR, additional, TONG, IRIS L., additional, TRUESDELL, ALEXANDER G., additional, TRYFOROS, MARGARET, additional, TUCCI, JOSEPH RALPH, additional, UBOGU, EROBOGHENE E., additional, UITERWYK, SEAN H., additional, ULLRICH, NICOLE J., additional, VAN POZNAK, MARISA E., additional, VANGALA, NITANTH R., additional, VILLAFUERTE, JORGE A., additional, WAYT, TARA M., additional, WEPPNER, DENNIS M., additional, WHITE, JORDAN, additional, WHITE, LAUREL M., additional, WHITLACH, HILARY B., additional, WICKLUND, MATTHEW P., additional, WOJTUSIK, AMANDA, additional, WOLFF, CHARLES, additional, WONG, MARIE ELIZABETH, additional, WU, WEN-CHIH, additional, WU-CHEN, WEN Y. (HELENA), additional, WUTZ, BETH J., additional, XAVIER, SARAH L., additional, YIP, AUGUSTIN G., additional, YOUNG, JOHN Q., additional, YUVIENCO, CANDICE, additional, ZADIKOFF, CINDY, additional, ZAHEER, FARIHA, additional, ZIMMERMAN, MARK, additional, ZIMMERMANN, BERNARD, additional, ZUCCALA, SCOTT J., additional, and ZUZEK, RYAN W., additional

Published
2013
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84. A content analysis of e-mail communication between primary care providers and parents

Author

Anand, Shikha G., Feldman, Mitchell J., Geller, David S., Bisbee, Alice, and Bauchner, Howard

Subjects
Physicians -- Practice, Physicians -- Social aspects, Patients -- Care and treatment, Physician and patient
Abstract

Background. E-mail exchange between parents of patients and providers has been cited by the Institute of Medicine as an important aspect of contemporary medicine; however, we are unaware of any data describing actual exchanges. Objective. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the content of e-mails between providers and parents of patients in pediatric primary care, as well as parent attitudes about e-mail. Design/Methods. Over a 6-week period, all e-mail exchanges between 2 primary care pediatricians and their patients' parents were evaluated and coded. An exchange was defined as the e-mails between parent and primary care provider about a single inquiry. Parents also completed a questionnaire regarding this service. Results. Of 55 parents, 54 (98%) agreed to have their e-mails with their pediatrician reviewed. The 54 parents generated 81 e-mail exchanges; 86% required only 1 email response from the pediatrician, and the other 14% required an average of 1.9 responses. E-mail inquiries were all for nonacute issues (as judged by S.G.A.) and included inquiries about a medical question (n = 43), medical update (n = 20), subspecialty evaluation (n = 9), and administrative issue (n = 9). The 81 exchanges resulted in 9 appointments, 21 phone calls, 4 subspecialty referrals, 34 prescriptions or recommendations for over-the-counter medications, 11 administrative tasks, and 1 radiograph. Of 91 pediatrician-generated e-mails, 39% were sent during the workday (9 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday), 44% were sent on weeknights, and 17% were sent on weekends. During the study period, the 2 physicians estimated an average of 30 minutes/day spent responding to e-mail. Of the 54 parents, 45 (83%) returned the survey; 93% were mothers and 86% had completed college. Ninety-eight percent were very satisfied with their e-mail experience with their pediatrician. Although 80% felt that all pediatricians should use e-mail to communicate with parents and 65% stated they would be more likely to choose a pediatrician based on access by e-mail, 63% were unwilling to pay for access. Conclusions. This is the first study to describe actual e-mail exchange between parents and their providers. Exchanges seem to be different from those generated by the telephone, with more e-mails related to medical versus administrative issues and more resulting in office visits. Approximately I in 4 exchanges result in multiple e-mails back and forth between parent and provider. Parents who have actually exchanged e-mails with their providers overwhelmingly endorse it, although they are reluctant to pay for it. email, computers, primary care., ABBREVIATION. IOM, Institute of Medicine. The Institute of Medicine (IOM), in its report Crossing the Quality Chasm, articulates 6 specific aims for a 21st-century health care system. (1) Care should [...]

Published
2005

85. Influence of patients' requests for direct-to-consumer advertised antidepressants

Author

Kravitz, Richard L., Epstein, Ronald M., Franz, Carol E., Wilkes, Michael S., Hinton, Ladson, Feldman, Mitchell D., Azari, Rahman, and Franks, Peter

Subjects
Depression, Mental -- Drug therapy, Antidepressants -- Complications and side effects, Antidepressants -- Dosage and administration, Drugs -- Prescribing
Abstract

A study is conducted to ascertain the effect of patients' direct-to-consumer (DTC)-related requests on physicians' initial treatment decisions in patients with depressive symptoms. The conclusions showed that the patients' request have a profound effect on physician prescribing in major depression and adjustment disorder.

Published
2005

87. HIV/AIDS surveillance in Japan, 1984-2000

Author

Kihara, Masahiro, Ono-Kihara, Masako, Feldman, Mitchell D., Ichikawa, Seiichi, Hashimoto, Shuji, Eboshida, Akira, Yamamoto, Taro, and Kamakura, Mitsuhiro

Subjects
Japan -- Social policy, HIV patients -- Demographic aspects, HIV patients -- Health aspects, HIV patients -- Care and treatment, HIV infection -- Prevention, HIV infection -- Demographic aspects, HIV infection -- Health aspects, Sex -- Health aspects, Sex -- Risk factors, Epidemiology -- Analysis, AIDS (Disease) -- Research, Health
Abstract

Research has been conducted on HIV/AIDS surveillance in Japan. Results suggest that Japan should restructure its HIV/AIDS surveillance system and monitor more accurately HIV/AIDS epidemic and related risk behaviors.

Published
2003

88. Physicians' response to victims of domestic violence: toward a model of care

Author

Gerbert, Barbara, Moe, James, Caspers, Nona, Salber, Patricia, Feldman, Mitchell, Herzig, Karen, and Bronstone, Amy

Subjects
Family violence -- Models, Physicians -- Practice, Health, Women's issues/gender studies
Abstract

Even though current domestic violence guidelines, such as those published by the AMA in 1992, attempt to relieve physicians of the 'full burden of intervention,' they continue to call upon physicians to play a large role in identifying, intervening in, and following up on case of partner abuse. In this paper, we define a limited domestic violence role for physicians which furthers the direction recommended by the AMA and which complements exemplary programs. We propose simplifying and limiting physicians' tasks to Asking patients about abuse; providing Validating messages, acknowledging that battering is wrong and confirming patient worth; Documenting presenting signs, symptoms, and disclosures; and Referring victims to domestic violence specialists (AVDR). By drawing on the literature and our own experience, we show how focusing the physician's role on these four taks is consistent with exemplary programs and expands on ideas put forth by experts for addressing domestic violence in health care settings; reduces barriers for physician interventions with victims; offers a realistic approach for physicians, reducing unrealistic educational demands; and complements managed care trends in contemporary health care. [Article copies available for a fee from The Haworth Document Delivery Service: 1-800-HAWORTH. E-mail address: Website: KEYWORDS. Domestic violence, simplified physicians' role, interventions, domestic violence guidelines

Published
2002

91. Contributors

Author

ALIOTTA, PHILIP J., primary, ALONSO, GEORGE O., additional, ANDERSON, MEL L., additional, AREAN, PATRICIA, additional, BENATAR, MICHAEL G., additional, BERNER, SUSAN, additional, BOWLBY, LYNN, additional, CORIGLIANO, MARIA A., additional, CORREIA, STEPHEN, additional, CROOM, JOHN E., additional, DADE, CLAUDIA L., additional, DANAKAS, GEORGE T., additional, DESAI, AMAR, additional, DURMER, JEFFREY S., additional, EPSTEIN-LUBOW, GARY, additional, FAGAN, MARK J., additional, FARKASH, GIL M., additional, FELDMAN, MITCHELL D., additional, FERRI, FRED F., additional, FORT, GLENN G., additional, GERARDO, MICHAEL P., additional, HARDY, SUSAN E., additional, HARPER, MIKE, additional, HARRISON, TAYLOR, additional, HARTMAN, SHARON S., additional, HOLMES, HOLLY M., additional, HOLZER, CYNTHIA, additional, IANNUCCILLI, JASON, additional, ISAACSON, RICHARD S., additional, JOHNSTON, BREE, additional, KOBY, MELVYN, additional, MARGOLIN, E. GORDON, additional, MATTSON, DANIEL T., additional, MCNICOLL, LYNN, additional, MERCIER, LONNIE R., additional, MIKOLICH, DENNIS J., additional, MILLER, RAM R., additional, MODAWAL, ARVIND, additional, MURPHY, JOHN B., additional, NANDA, AMAN, additional, NEMOTO, TAKUMA, additional, PATEL, PRANAV M., additional, PETROPOULOS, PETER, additional, PRASAD, ARUNDATHI G., additional, RICH, HARLAN G., additional, SAVITZ, SEAN I., additional, SHEGA, JOSEPH W., additional, SINGER, CLIFFORD MILO, additional, SOHUR, U. SHIVRAJ, additional, STOUKIDES, JOHN A., additional, SZUMIGALA, JULIE ANNE, additional, TRICE, LAURA, additional, UBOGU, EROBOGHENE E., additional, WACHTEL, TOM J., additional, WU, WEN-CHIH, additional, WUTZ, BETH J., additional, YERNENI, MADHAVI, additional, and ZADIKOFF, CINDY, additional

Published
2007
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97. Introduction

Author

Tice, Jeffrey A., Hoffman, Richard M., Steiner, Claudia, and Feldman, Mitchell D.

Published
2008
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100. Better success with managing the somatizing patient

Author

Shim, J. Jewel, Eisendrath, Stuart, and Feldman, Mitchell D.

Subjects
Somatoform disorders -- Care and treatment, Somatoform disorders -- Diagnosis, Cognitive therapy -- Health aspects, Physicians -- Practice, Physicians -- Psychological aspects, Mental health -- Evaluation, Serotonin uptake inhibitors -- Dosage and administration, Patients -- Psychological aspects, Health
Published
2007

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