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Sonya Cressman1,2,3, Shahzad Ghanbarian4,5, Louisa Edwards4,5

  • 1The Centre for Clinical Epidemiology and Evaluation, Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada. sonya.cressman@ubc.ca.

BMC health services research
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大型抑郁症 (MDD) 带来了巨大的财务负担,特别是在诊断后的最初12周. 低收入人群面临更大的经济困难,突出了卫生系统保护方面的不平等.

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抑郁症 抑郁症 抑郁症支出的比例与支出相比.经济困难 经济困难金融保护 金融保护不平等是不平等的患者的费用是患者的费用.社会的成本是社会成本.

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