Family intervention in schizophrenia
Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric EpidemiologyPublished 1 March 2003
Nils Berglund, Jan Olof Vahlne †, Åke Edman
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The results suggest that BFT, when provided to schizophrenic patients and their families during a hospitalisation period caused by a psychotic relapse, reduces the feeling of burden in these families.
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The results suggest that BFT, when provided to schizophrenic patients and their families during a hospitalisation period caused by a psychotic relapse, reduces the feeling of burden in these families. Likewise, the families' attitude towards continuing to take care of the patients was influenced in a positive way.
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