Personal recovery and involuntary mental health admissions: The importance of control, relationships and hope

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"Personal recovery and involuntary mental health admissions: The importance of control, relationships and hope"
written by Marianne Wyder, Robert Bland, David Crompton,
published by Health, Vol.5 No.3A, 2013

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