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Susan V. Eisen2007

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Measuring Clinically Meaningful Change Following Mental Health Treatment

Susan V. Eisen · Gayatri Ranganathan · Pradipta Seal · Avron Spiro

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Published2007-05-29

VenueThe Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research

ISSN-L1094-3412

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Citations126

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