General practitioner attitudes towards referral of eating-disordered patients: a vignette study based on the theory of planned behaviour
Journal Title: Mental Health in Family Medicine - Year 2008, Vol 5, Issue 4
Abstract
A multivariate analysis of variance determined that none of the GP or practice characteristics had a significant effect on the GPs' intention to refer at the 5% level of significance.
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Helen Green, Olwyn Johnston, Sara Cabrini, Gemma Fornai, Tony Kendrick
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General practitioner attitudes towards referral of eating-disordered patients: a vignette study based on the theory of planned behaviour
A multivariate analysis of variance determined that none of the GP or practice characteristics had a significant effect on the GPs' intention to refer at the 5% level of significance.
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