Role of the community nurse in caring for people with depression
Elizabeth Armstrong Director, National Depression Care Training Centre, University College, Northampton
Depression is often seen as a defect of character, rather than a disorder which can be treated. Elizabeth Armstrong outlines how nurses working in primary care can effectively recognise and refer patients or clients with depression
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doi: 10.7748/ns1999.05.13.35.40.c2605
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