German general practitioners' self-reported management of patients with chronic depression.

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German general practitioners' self-reported management of patients with chronic depression.

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German general practitioners' ...... ients with chronic depression.

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German general practitioners' ...... ients with chronic depression.

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German general practitioners' ...... ients with chronic depression.

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German general practitioners' ...... ients with chronic depression.

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Antje Freytag

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Florian Wolf

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Horst Christian Vollmar

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Jochen Gensichen

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Susann Schaffer

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Sven Schulz

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Thomas Kühlein

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Thomas Lehmann

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