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Prevalence and correlates of anxiety disorders in psychotic illness
Background: Comorbid anxiety disorders in psychotic illness are reported in the international literature as highly prevalent and have a significant negative impact on patient outcomes. Local literature describing such comorbidity in the South African population is limited and clinically, anxiety sym...
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Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health
2018
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