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The Distress Management System for Stroke (DMSS): An approach for screening and initial intervention for post-stroke psychological distress

Gillespie et al., 2013

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7287055956029256689
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Gillespie D
Cadden A
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Journal of Nursing Education and Practice

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Aim: To develop a practical system to enable nurses to screen for psychological distress following stroke. Background: Mood disorders and psychological distress are prevalent following stroke, but often go undetected and therefore untreated. National guidelines …
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