Association between traumatic brain injury and mental health care utilization: evidence from the Canadian Community Health Survey

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RT @NelofarKureshi: Our latest study: Adjusted prevalence of #mentalhealth care use is 60% higher in #traumaticbraininjury than non-injured…

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RT @NelofarKureshi: Our latest study: Adjusted prevalence of #mentalhealth care use is 60% higher in #traumaticbraininjury than non-injured…

21 Mar 2023

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Our latest study: Adjusted prevalence of #mentalhealth care use is 60% higher in #traumaticbraininjury than non-injured controls. Supported by @CIHR_IRSC. In collab with David Clarke @DALsurgresearch and Cindy Feng @DalEpidemiology

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Association between traumatic brain injury and mental health care utilization: evidence from the Canadian Community Health Survey https://t.co/dq1xEu2wos

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