International Psychogeriatrics

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Late life depression and dementia: a mental health literacy survey of Australian general practitioners

Chanaka Wijeratne and Peter Harris

International Psychogeriatrics, Volume 21, Issue 02, April 2009, pp 330 -337

doi:10.1017/S1041610208008235 (About DOI), Available on CJO 13 January 2009

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