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Figure 1: Quality of Reporting of Meta-analysis (QUOROM) flow chart showing the number of studies screened and included in the meta-analysis.

 

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Figure 2: Effect of screening and case-finding instruments on the recognition of depression by clinicians, by method of patient selection.

 

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Table 1.

 

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Figure 3: Effect of screening and case-finding instruments on the management of depression by clinicians, by method of patient selection.

 

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Figure 4: Effect of screening and case-finding instruments on the outcome of depression at follow-up.