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Original Research

The DSM-5 Self-Rated Level 1 Cross-Cutting Symptom Measure identifies high levels of coexistent psychiatric symptomatology in patients referred for insomnia treatment

Hailey Meaklim1 Melbourne Sleep Disorders Centre, East Melbourne, VIC, Australia, [email protected];2 Discipline of Psychology, RMIT University, Bundoora, VIC, Australia
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John Swieca1 Melbourne Sleep Disorders Centre, East Melbourne, VIC, Australia, [email protected]
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Moira Junge1 Melbourne Sleep Disorders Centre, East Melbourne, VIC, Australia, [email protected]
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Irena Laska1 Melbourne Sleep Disorders Centre, East Melbourne, VIC, Australia, [email protected]
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Danielle Kelly1 Melbourne Sleep Disorders Centre, East Melbourne, VIC, Australia, [email protected];3 Sleep Disorders Unit, St Vincent’s Private Hospital, East Melbourne and Werribee, VIC Australia
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Rosemarie Joyce1 Melbourne Sleep Disorders Centre, East Melbourne, VIC, Australia, [email protected];3 Sleep Disorders Unit, St Vincent’s Private Hospital, East Melbourne and Werribee, VIC Australia
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David Cunnington1 Melbourne Sleep Disorders Centre, East Melbourne, VIC, Australia, [email protected]Correspondence[email protected]
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Pages 377-383 | Published online: 05 Nov 2018

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