Detecting and Addressing Trauma-Related Sequelae in Primary Care
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2021
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Adoption of trauma-informed care practices shows promise for improving patient engagement, treatment adherence, and health outcomes. Read this CME offering to find out more.
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| Authors | Kim A. Coon;Julie Miller-Cribbs;Frances Wen;Martina Jelley;Ginger Sutton; |
| Journal | The primary care companion for CNS disorders |
| Year | 2021 |
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