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= Registered usersPRACTITIONER 2009;253(1722):12-14
Depression may be overdiagnosed in primary care
01 Oct 2009
Unassisted GP diagnoses of depression are usually wrong. Depression severity measures can play an important role in filtering out some of the false positives, providing the cut-off score is set at the appropriate level.
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