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Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Child Abuse Identification and Inpatient Treatment.

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Salimi-Jazi F   +6 more
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Stepping into day treatment approach versus inpatient treatment for adults with anorexia nervosa: the DAISIES RCT.

open access: yesHealth Technol Assess
İnce B   +33 more
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Referral to Inpatient Treatment Does not Necessarily Imply a Need for Inpatient Treatment

Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research, 2014
We analyzed the dispositional decisions taken in a unit for clinical decision making (UCDM) which was set up to examine all emergency inpatient referrals to a psychiatric hospital. Hospitalization proved unnecessary for at least 17 % of the N = 2,026 inpatient referrals over a one year period.
Niklaus, Stulz   +6 more
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Inpatient Treatment of Headache

The Clinical Journal of Pain, 1989
An inpatient headache treatment unit provides a special environment for those patients whose headaches have failed to respond to outpatient therapy. Outpatient therapy may be precluded for a variety of treatment issues, including detoxification, initiation of copharmacy prophylactic medical therapy, and intravenous treatment for intractable chronic ...
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Inpatient treatment of anorexia nervosa

Psychosomatics, 1984
Abstract The authors describe an inpatient program for weight restoration in patients with anorexia nervosa, utilizing individualized behavioral management based on positive reinforcement, and accompanied by psychotherapy and family counseling or therapy. The roles of members of the treatment team are outlined.
P S, Powers, H P, Powers
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Dental treatment of the elderly inpatient

Journal of Dentistry, 1980
A study of the oral status of 138 patients in two geriatric hospitals was carried out. The results, similar to those of other surveys, disclosed a great deal of neglect, much of which could be corrected by simple dental treatment. Dental care should become a routine health measure for all elderly inpatients as part of their general hospital treatment.
D L, Giles, W M, Murphy
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Inpatient Treatment of Persistent Somatization

Psychosomatics, 1992
Patients with disabling, persistent somatization pose significant challenges in clinical management. This study describes 92 patients treated on an inpatient psychosomatic medicine unit for persistent somatization. The most important factor in defining clinically significant subgroups of these patients was mood.
E, Shorter   +4 more
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