Psychiatry beyond the current paradigm

Bracken, Pat, Thomas, Philip, Timimi, Sami, Asen, Eia, Behr, Graham, Beuster, Carl, Bhunnoo, Seth, Browne, Ivor +21 more·2012·British Journal of Psychiatry

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