Engaging Persons with Severe Persistent Mental Illness into Primary Care
作者： Gregory P. Knapik , Christine Heifner Graor
DOI: 10.1016/J.NURPRA.2013.02.019
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摘要: Abstract Persons with severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI) consistently experience inadequate primary health care. Very little is known about what promotes care (PC) engagement by persons SPMI. That gap was addressed a recently published qualitative study that described the social process of in PC from perspective those This article describes clinical implications findings study. Categories are described, practice based on these categories aim to promote this population.
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