Potential advantages of combining randomized controlled trials with qualitative research in mood and anxiety disorders - A systematic review

Carina Winkler Sørensen; Christian Sonne; Maria Sacha; Maria Kristiansen; Sigrid Zeuthen Hannemose; Dan Joseph Stein; Jessica Carlsson

doi:10.1016/j.jad.2023.01.038

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Potential advantages of combining randomized controlled trials with qualitative research in mood and anxiety disorders - A systematic review

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