## Background: We learned from a focus group that many patients find discharge to be one of the least satisfying elements of the hospital experience. patients cited insufficient communication about the day and time of the impending discharge as a cause of dissatisfaction. ## Objective: In partner
Wanting to leave or to stay in a mental hospital: Incidence and correlates
โ Scribed by Arnold R. Goldman
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1965
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 552 KB
- Volume
- 21
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0021-9762
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โฆ Synopsis
The author is indebted to Milton E. Rosenbaum of the State University of Iowa for his thoughtful and constructive criticisms of the manuscript, to Betty L. Buegel for her technical assistance, and to the members of the Fort Meade Hospital's Research Committee for their helpful suggestions. 'The authors are indebted to George Redmond and M.ike Spruell for their assistance in. the collection and treatment of data. Interested readers may obtrun the com lete tabular data by wnting to the American Documentation Institute, Library of Congress, Wa&ngton 25, D. C. ordering Document No. . . , . . . and enclosing . . . . . . for photocopiea or 16 mm. microfilm.
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