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Attitudes of Mental Health Professionals and Lay-People Towards Involuntary Admission and Treatment in England and Germany -- a Questionnaire Analysis
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Lepping, Peter
Steinert, Tilman
Gebhardt, Ralf-Peter
Rottgers, Hanns Rudiger
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European Psychiatry 2004 April; 19(2): 91-95
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/991506
Date
2004-04
Subject
Attitudes
;
Health
;
Mental Health
;
Sociology of Health Care
;
Involuntary Civil Commitment
;
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