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Evaluating new treatments in psychiatry: the potential value of combining qualitative and quantitative research methods

Michael J. Crawford Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, London, UK
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Timothy Weaver Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, London, UK
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Deborah Rutter Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, London, UK
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Tom Sensky Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, London, UK
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Peter Tyrer Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, London, UK
Pages 6-11 | Published online: 11 Jul 2009

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