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Full Name
DIANNE CARROL TAN BAUTISTA
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Bautista, D.
Bautista, Dianne Carrol Tan
 
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gmsdian@nus.edu.sg
 

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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
120-Jun-2017Clinical and Socio-Demographic Correlates of Anxious Distress in Asian Outpatients with Major Depressive DisorderNarong Maneeton; Sirijit Suttajit; Benchalak Maneeton; Surinporn Likhitsathian; Kanokkwan Eurviyanukul; PICHET UDOMRATN; Edwin Chan ; Tian-Mei Si; Ahmad Hatim Sulaiman; Chia-Hui Chen; Dianne Bautista ; Manit Srisurapanont
22018Developing a comprehensive, culturally sensitive conceptual framework of health domains in SingaporeThumboo J. ; Ow M.Y.L. ; Judy E.B. ; Xin X.; Clarice Chan Z.Y.; Sung S.C. ; Bautista D.C. ; Cheung Y.B. 
3Mar-2013Diagnostic evaluation of pediatric myocarditis in the emergency department: A 10-year case series in the Asian populationShu-Ling, C.; DIANNE CARROL TAN BAUTISTA ; Kit, C.C.; Su-Yin, A.A.
42010Germline variation controls the architecture of somatic alterations in tumorsDworkin A.M.; Ridd K.; Bautista D. ; Allain D.C.; Iwenofu O.H.; Roy R.; Bastian B.C.; Toland A.E.
52015Is early-onset in major depression a predictor of specific clinical features with more impaired social function?Liu, Y.-H.; Chen, L.; Su, Y.-A.; Fang, Y.-R.; Srisurapanont M.; Hong, J.P.; Hatim A.; Chua, H.C.; DIANNE CARROL TAN BAUTISTA ; Si T.-M.
62015Psychometric properties of the problem areas in diabetes (PAID) instrument in SingaporeVenkataraman K. ; Tan L.S.M. ; Bautista D.C.T. ; Griva K. ; Zuniga Y.L.M. ; Amir M.; Lee Y.S. ; Lee J. ; Tai E.S. ; Khoo E.Y.H. ; Wee H.L. 
72015The low fall as a surrogate marker of frailty predicts long-term mortality in older trauma patientsWong T.H. ; Nguyen H.V. ; Chiu M.T.; Chow K.Y.; Ong M.E.H. ; Lim G.H. ; Nadkarni N.V. ; Bautista D.C.T. ; Cheng J.Y.X.; Loo L.M.A.; Seow D.C.C.
82018Using best-worst scaling choice experiments to elicit the most important domains of health for health-related quality of life in SingaporeUy E.J.; Bautista D.C. ; Xin X.; Cheung Y.B. ; Thio S.-T.; Thumboo J.