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Incidence of utilization of public mental health facilities as a function of short-term economic decline

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  1. Frayser-Millington Mental Health Center, 1750 Frayser Boulevard, Suite D, 38127, Memphis, Tennessee

    Phillip W. Barling PhD

  2. Saint Louis University, Saint Louis, USA

    Paul J. Handal

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Portions of this paper were contained in a paper presented to the Second National Conference on Need Assessment in Health and Human Services, Louisville, Kentucky, 1978.

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Barling, P.W., Handal, P.J. Incidence of utilization of public mental health facilities as a function of short-term economic decline. Am J Commun Psychol 8, 31–39 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00892279

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