Mental disorders in primary care: Epidemiologic, diagnostic, and treatment research directions☆
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A brief version of this paper was presented at “Medical Disorders in General Health Care Settings: A Research Conference,” cosponsored by NIMH, University of Washington, and Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound, Seattle, Washington, June 25–26, 1987.