Teaching Family Physicians About Mood Disorders: A Procedure Suite for Behavioral Medicine
AUTOR(ES)
Manning, J. Sloan
FONTE
Physicians Postgraduate Press
RESUMO
Background and Objectives: One of the skills required of family physicians is the ability to recognize and treat individuals suffering from mood disorders. This study represents an interdisciplinary residency training approach that (1) is unique in family practice residencies; (2) trains faculty, residents, and students in mood disorder recognition and treatment; (3) has been evaluated by the Residency Review Committee and found compatible with psychiatry training guidelines; and (4) is adaptable to varied settings.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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