Australasian Psychiatry Releases New Research
The latest edition of Australasian Psychiatry has been released and contains a number of highly interesting articles pertaining to research and other aspects of the field. These include:
• How effective is a
hospital at home service for people with acute mental
illness?
• Mind the evidence gap: do we have
any idea about how to integrate the treatment of anorexia
nervosa into the Australian mental health context?
•
Missed diagnosis of autism in an Australian Indigenous
psychiatric population
• Why do adolescents
return to an acute psychiatric unit?
• Outcomes
of an early intervention program for children with
disruptive behaviour
Abstracts of all articles in the December edition are available at: http://informahealthcare.com/toc/apy/18/6
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