Doctors should change the way they ask patients about self-harm, suicide
Doctors can help patients with mental health concerns in a better way by using a different style of questioning about self-harm and suicide, experts said. […]
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Doctors can help patients with mental health concerns in a better way by using a different style of questioning about self-harm and suicide, experts said. […]
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