Depression symptomatology and diagnosis: discordance between patients and physicians in primary care settings

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Chizobam Ani
Mohsen Bazargan
David Hindman
Douglas Bell
Muhammad A Farooq
Lutful Akhanjee
Francis Yemofio
Richard Baker
Michael Rodriguez
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[1] Family Medicine Department Charles R Drew University of Medicine and Science,Family Medicine Department
[2] Charles R Drew University of Medicine and Science,Division of General Internal Medicine
[3] David Geffen School of Medicine,Internal Medicine Department
[4] UCLA,Family Medicine Department
[5] Charles R Drew University of Medicine and Science,undefined
[6] Research Centers in Minority Institutions Charles R Drew University of Medicine and Science,undefined
[7] David Geffen School of Medicine,undefined
[8] UCLA,undefined
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Suicidal Ideation; Primary Care Setting; Depression Symptom; Primary Care Patient; Chronic Medical Condition;
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