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Physician attitudes toward office based non-pharmacological treatment of anxiety
M Alexander1, J Selby, L Calhoun
1Department of Family Practice, Charlotte Memorial Hospital and Medical Center, N.C.
Family Medicine
|September 1, 1987
Abstract:
Despite evidence indicating the effectiveness of behavioral techniques in treating anxiety symptoms and disorders, treatment of anxiety in the medical setting has tended to be largely pharmacological. This research project investigates the attitudes of a sample of practicing physicians toward utilization within their practices of non-pharmacological approaches in the treatment of anxiety.