Inappropriate Prescribing
Inappropriate Prescribing
APA Monitor on Psychology, June 2012, Vol 43, No. 6 • Print version: page 36 | “Research shows that all too often, Americans are taking medications that may not work or may be inappropriate for their mental health problems.”
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