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    This study presents a care management model integrating attachment theory and neuroscience. This framework offers a scientific, measurable approach to patient assessment and intervention planning.

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    • Care management models often lack a cohesive theoretical foundation.
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    Purpose of the Study:

    • To describe a novel care management model.
    • To integrate attachment theory and neuroscience for a comprehensive approach.

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