Specialised treatment of mildly mentally retarded adults with psychiatric and /or behaviour disorders: inpatient or outreach treatment.
By: Van Minnen, Agnes (et al).
Series: British Journal of Devlopmental Disabilities no78 1994: 24-31.Publisher: 1994Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY
| PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS | DUAL DIAGNOSIS | TREATMENT | INPATIENTSSummary: Treatment of people with intellectual handicap and psychiatric difficulties requires specialised help. Instead of sending such people to a mental health facility an outreach team treats them in their own living situation. The article indicates the differences between patients who should be treated as inpatients and those who should be treated by an outreach team.
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Treatment of people with intellectual handicap and psychiatric difficulties requires specialised help. Instead of sending such people to a mental health facility an outreach team treats them in their own living situation. The article indicates the differences between patients who should be treated as inpatients and those who should be treated by an outreach team.
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