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Adolescent Perspectives on Parental Consent Requirements for Depression Treatment: A Mixed-Methods Investigation
Objective: Depression incidence in adolescents is increasing, yet most do not access treatment. Policies requiring parental consent to initiate care may influence adolescent treatment access. We explored adolescent perspectives toward accessing treatment with and without parental consent (i.e., self
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