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Stephanie J. Knaak2015

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Mental illness stigma as a quality-of-care problem

Stephanie J. Knaak · Scott Burton Patten · Thomas Ungar

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Year2015

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Published2015-09-29

VenueThe Lancet Psychiatry

ISSN-L2215-0366

Languageen

Citations67

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