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The Maudsley long-term follow-up of child and adolescent depression
2002
British Journal of Psychiatry
Depression in childhood or adolescence often has morbidity implications continuing into adulthood, generating needs for specialist services and support. Aims To estimate the patterns of service use and costs in adulthood of former patients. Method Service use and other cost-related data were collected from former patients. Comparisons were made between those people with and without comorbid conduct disorder in childhood and with data for the general population. Results Data on 91 people with
doi:10.1192/bjp.180.1.19
pmid:11772846
fatcat:fepaam6dxfbejde2ljyabm5npa