Patients’ Experiences of Supportive Converstation as Long-Term Treatment in a Swedish Psychiatric Outpatient Care Context: A Phenomenlogical Study

This study aims to describe patients’ experiences of supportive conversation as long-term treatment in a psychiatric outpatient context. A focus group interview was conducted with six female patients (aged 40–60 years). Five key constituents captured the essence of the general structure of supportiv...

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Published in:Issues in mental health nursing 2014, Vol.35 (2), p.127
Main Authors: Bäck-Pettersson, Siv, Sandersson, Sofia, Hermansson, Evelyn
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Supportive Conversation
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