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DOI: 10.3310/hta16100
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A pragmatic randomised controlled trial to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of a physical activity intervention as a treatment for depression: the treating depression with physical activity (TREAD) trial.
Journal article published in 2012 by
M. Chalder 
,
Nj J. Wiles,
John Campbell,
Sp P. Hollinghurst,
A. Searle,
Am M. Haase,
Taylor Ah,
Kr R. Fox,
H. Baxter ,
M. Davis,
H. Thorp,
R. Winder,
C. Wright,
M. Calnan,
Lawlor Da
and other authors.
,
Nj J. Wiles,
John Campbell,
Sp P. Hollinghurst,
A. Searle,
Am M. Haase,
Taylor Ah,
Kr R. Fox,
H. Baxter ,
M. Davis,
H. Thorp,
R. Winder,
C. Wright,
M. Calnan,
Lawlor Da
and other authors.
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Abstract
Published version. Copyright © 2012 NIHR Health Technology Assessment Programme ; The TREAting Depression with physical activity (TREAD) study investigated the cost-effectiveness of a physical activity intervention, in addition to usual general practitioner care, as a treatment for people with depression.