Mental health implications for older adults after natural disasters - a systematic review and meta-analysis
Dan Siskind(Metro South Health), Steve Kisely(Griffith University), B. Raphael(Australian National University), Melinda Martin‐Khan(The University of Queensland), David Lie(Metro South Health), Gordon Parker(UNSW Sydney), David Crompton(Griffith University)
Queensland's institutional digital repository (The University of Queensland)
January 1, 2015
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