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The relationship between patient, carer and staff perceptions of need in an assertive community treatment team in South Africa
Background The assessment of a patient's individual needs offers many benefits and it is essential for planning and implementing services and interventions. Need is a subjective concept and may be defined from several perspectives. Patient, carer and staff interests may differ, influencing their pe...
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Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health
2016
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