1965
DOI: 10.1001/archpsyc.1965.01730010048006
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Day Hospital as an Alternative to the Psychiatric Ward

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“…Odenheimer (38) tried t o explain the resistance relatives of day patients have to a day hospital functioning as an emergency treatment facility. Important reasons according to him were ignorance about the concept of day hospitalization, anxiety about the continuing responsibility for the care of the patient at home, and financial problems.…”
Section: The Burden On the Family
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How this paper cites the one you are viewing
“…Odenheimer (38) tried t o explain the resistance relatives of day patients have to a day hospital functioning as an emergency treatment facility. Important reasons according to him were ignorance about the concept of day hospitalization, anxiety about the continuing responsibility for the care of the patient at home, and financial problems.…”
Section: The Burden On the Family
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confidence: 99%