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Public Library of Science, PLoS ONE, 12(7), p. e48012, 2012
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0048012
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Importance of Thinking Locally for Mental Health: Data from Cross-Sectional Surveys Representing South East London and England
Journal article published in 2012 by
Stephani L. Hatch 
,
Charlotte Woodhead,
Souci Frissa,
Nicola Townsend Fear,
Maria Verdecchia,
Robert James Stewart,
Abraham Reichenberg,
Craig Morgan,
Paul Bebbington,
Sally McManus,
Traolach Brugha,
Bwalya Kankulu,
Jennifer L. Clark,
Billy Gazard,
Robert Medcalf
and other authors.
,
Charlotte Woodhead,
Souci Frissa,
Nicola Townsend Fear,
Maria Verdecchia,
Robert James Stewart,
Abraham Reichenberg,
Craig Morgan,
Paul Bebbington,
Sally McManus,
Traolach Brugha,
Bwalya Kankulu,
Jennifer L. Clark,
Billy Gazard,
Robert Medcalf
and other authors.
This paper is made freely available by the publisher.
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Abstract
Reliance on national figures may be underestimating the extent of mental ill health in urban communities. This study demonstrates the necessity for local information on common mental disorder (CMD) and substance use by comparing data from the South East London Community Health (SELCoH) study with those from a national study, the 2007 English Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Study (APMS).