Exploring men's and women's experiences of depression and engagement with health professionals: more similarities than differences? A qualitative interview study

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Carol Emslie
Damien Ridge
Sue Ziebland
Kate Hunt
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[1] MRC Social & Public Health Sciences Unit,School of Integrated Health
[2] Westminster University,Department of Primary Health Care
[3] Oxford University,undefined
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BMC Family Practice | / 8卷
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Gender Difference; Health Professional; Mental Health Problem; Cognitive Behavioural Therapy; Emotional Distress;
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