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5 Techniques to Help Your Patient Accept a Difficult Psychiatric Diagnosis

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Christopher S. Czapla, MD,Phebe Tucker, MD, DLFAPA

Patients with difficult conditions such as delusional parasitosis tend to resist the notion that a psychiatric problem underlies their symptoms.

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