Traditional mental health training's effect on primary care physicians in Saudi Arabia.

Ment Health Fam Med

Consultant of Family, Community Medicine and Medical Education, Director of the Postgraduate Family Medicine Programme and Supervisor of the Primary and Community Mental Health programme, Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia.

Published: March 2011

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