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Depression literacy among patients and the public: A literature review
Adel Gabriel
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Claudio Violato
Administration (TMED)
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Depression Literacy
100%
Psychoeducation
66%
Attitudes toward Treatment
66%
Attitude toward Depression
66%
General Public
33%
North America
33%
Depression Treatment
33%
Patient-centered
33%
Treatment Choice
33%
Public Attitudes
33%
Clinical High Risk
33%
Australia
33%
Education Campaigns
33%
Support System
33%
Public Knowledge
33%
Family Physicians
33%
Healthcare Professionals
33%
Community Sample
33%
Depressive Symptoms
33%
Public Opinion
33%
English Language
33%
Help-seeking
33%
Negative Attitudes
33%
European Countries
33%
PubMed
33%
Incomplete Knowledge
33%
Exclusion Criteria
33%
General Patients
33%
First Contact
33%
Treatment-seeking Behavior
33%
Lay Support
33%
Population-based Research
33%
Vignettes
33%
Nursing and Health Professions
Literature Review
100%
Psychoeducation
100%
Help Seeking Behavior
100%
General Practitioner
50%
Medline
50%
Survey Method
50%
Community Sample
50%
Social Sciences
Literature Reviews
100%
Family Physician
50%
Psychoeducation
50%
Australia
50%
North America
50%
Survey Method
50%
Psychoeducation Patient
50%
Public Knowledge
50%
Psychology
Psychoeducation
100%
Psychoeducation Patient
100%