Chronic mental patient: Current status future directions

The "hard core" group of chronically hospitalized mental patients still fill most hospital beds, and are not participants in the current upsurge in discharge rates. Target areas for rehabilitation of this population are suggested on the basis of a review of institutional studies within an...

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Published in:Psychological bulletin 1969-02, Vol.71 (2), p.81-94
Main Author: Paul, Gordon L
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Adult
Aged
Behavior Therapy
Chronic Disease
Experimentation
Female
Follow-Up Studies
Human
Humans
Literature Review
Male
Mental Disorders - rehabilitation
Middle Aged
Milieu Therapy
Psychiatric Hospitals
Psychiatric Patients
Socialization
Treatment
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