Influence of initial severity of depression on effectiveness of low intensity interventions: meta-analysis of individual patient data
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G. Andersson | H. Christensen | P. Cuijpers | F. Smit | P. Bower | M. Barkham | A. van Straten | A. Sutton | B. Meyer | K. Lovell | S. Gilbody | E. Kontopantelis | S. Knowles | T. Kendrick | M. Huibers | D. Richards | L. Warmerdam | L. Bilich | Emily T. Liu | D. Richards
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