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Adolescents' perspectives on their treatment as inpatients
Adolescent inpatient psychiatric care is an accepted intervention for acute adolescent behavioural and emotional problems, yet little is known about patient experiences of this care. This study explores former patients’ views of the therapeutic factors involved in the treatment they received at Ke...
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Department of Psychology
2015
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