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Improving Child and Parent Mental Health in Primary Care: A Cluster-Randomized Trial of Communication Skills Training

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  • Lawrence Sagin Wissow
  • Anne Gadomski
  • Debra Roter
  • Susan Larson
  • Jonathan Brown
  • Ciara Zachary
  • Edward Bartlett
  • Ivor Horn
  • Xianghua Luo
  • Mei-Cheng Wang

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Pediatric primary care providers report a lack of skills and training to treat child mental health problems. Interventions to improve primary care mental health services for children have largely focused on specific disorders.

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  • Lawrence Sagin Wissow & Anne Gadomski & Debra Roter & Susan Larson & Jonathan Brown & Ciara Zachary & Edward Bartlett & Ivor Horn & Xianghua Luo & Mei-Cheng Wang, "undated". "Improving Child and Parent Mental Health in Primary Care: A Cluster-Randomized Trial of Communication Skills Training," Mathematica Policy Research Reports d89252c8ab754c29ab8a0daba, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:d89252c8ab754c29ab8a0dabafffaa0e
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    Mental Health ; Communication Skills;

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