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Royal College of General Practitioners, British Journal of General Practice, 585(61), p. e149-e156, 2011
RCN Publishing (RCNi), Primary Health Care, 7(21), p. 15-15
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Patients' views of physical activity as treatment for depression: a qualitative study
Journal article published in 2011 by
Aidan Searle,
Glyn Lewis 
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Adrian Taylor,
Michael Calnan,
Katrina Turner,
John Campbell,
Louise Joly
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Adrian Taylor,
Michael Calnan,
Katrina Turner,
John Campbell,
Louise Joly
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Abstract
Clinical guidance recommends physical activity to manage patients with persistent subthreshold depressive symptoms or mild-to-moderate depression. However, little is known regarding the acceptability of physical activity as a treatment for depression from patients' perspective.