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Veterans Health Administration Primary Care-Mental Health Integration Initiative

Edward P. Post and William W. Van Stone
North Carolina Medical Journal January 2008, 69 (1) 49-52; DOI: https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.69.1.49
Edward P. Post
, is primary care director for primary care-mental health integration at the Veterans Affairs Central Office and staff physician at Ann Arbor Veterans Affairs Healthcare System.
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William W. Van Stone
, is mental health director for primary care-mental health integration at the Veterans Affairs Central Office and associate chief for psychiatry, Office of Mental Health Services.
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