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Published on in Vol 4, No 2 (2018): CHC18

Integrating Technology into Clinical Care to Improve Outcomes in Panic Disorder: Use of Safety Behaviors and Resulting Anxiety as Assessed by Smartphone-Based Experience Sampling Methods

Integrating Technology into Clinical Care to Improve Outcomes in Panic Disorder: Use of Safety Behaviors and Resulting Anxiety as Assessed by Smartphone-Based Experience Sampling Methods

Integrating Technology into Clinical Care to Improve Outcomes in Panic Disorder: Use of Safety Behaviors and Resulting Anxiety as Assessed by Smartphone-Based Experience Sampling Methods

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Amanda W Baker1 ;   Olivia M. Losiewicz1 ;   Samantha N Hellberg1 ;   Naomi M Simon1, 2
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