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Participant profiles and symptom responses in the initial stages of a South African Mental health managed care programme
Introduction Continuously rising health care and workplace costs associated with mental illness is demanding attention from health care funders in South Africa’s private health care sector. The majority of mental health care costs are generated by in-hospital care, whilst funded access to ambulato...
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Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health
2020
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