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Treatment of the chronic mental patient: issues and implications
The aim of this study is to clarify the unique needs of the chronic mental patient, and draw implications therefrom for the design of comprehensive and effective systems of continuous care. The history of treatment for mental patients in the western industrialized world is reviewed, with special emp...
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Department of Psychology
2016
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