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Specialized treatment of mildly mentally retarded adults with psychiatric and/or behavioural disorders: inpatient or outreach treatment?
Treatment of mildly mentally retarded persons with psychiatric and/or behavioral disorders often requires specialized help. Instead of transferring the person to a specialized treatment clinic, another treatment option has been introduced: an outreach team treating persons in their own living situation. In this article the differences between patients indicated for inpatient versus outreach treatment are examined.
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