Dissemination of Skills Training Modules to Psychiatric Facilities
The British Journal of PsychiatryPublished 1 July 1989
Robert Paul Liberman, Thad A. Eckman
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The current wisdom in psychiatric rehabilitation suggests that social and instrumental skills training combined with judicious neuroleptic therapy, prosthetic environments, and assertive case management confers the greatest degree of protection from relapse while promoting an optimal quality of life for patients suffering serious and long-term mental illness.
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The current wisdom in psychiatric rehabilitation suggests that social and instrumental skills training combined with judicious neuroleptic therapy, prosthetic environments, and assertive case management confers the greatest degree of protection from relapse while promoting an optimal quality of life for patients suffering serious and long-term mental illness.
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