Child Psychiatric Epidemiology: Concepts, Methods and Findings (Developmental Clinical Psychology and Psychiatry)
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Child Psychiatric Epidemiology: Concepts, Methods and Findings (Developmental Clinical Psychology and Psychiatry)

by Frank C. Verhulst, Hans M. Koot

Epidemiology Developmental Psychology Child Psychiatry
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Child Psychiatric Epidemiology: Concepts, Methods and Findings presents an academic treatment of epidemiological approaches to child psychiatry. Organized around concepts, methods, and findings, the book connects its subject with developmental clinical psychology and psychiatry and offers a focused reference for readers studying the field.

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Child Psychiatric Epidemiology: Concepts, Methods and Findings addresses the study of psychiatric conditions in children through an epidemiological perspective.

The book focuses on concepts, methods, and findings relevant to developmental clinical psychology and psychiatry.

Written by Frank C. Verhulst and Hans M. Koot, it is intended for readers seeking an academic resource on child psychiatric epidemiology.

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