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安全模式和IRON的安全模式. 在无限制病房的干预

Wilma Angela Renata Di Napoli1, Francesca Sozzi, Eleonora Beatrice Iori

  • 1Trento Mental Health Centre, UO Psychiatry, Northern District, Trento, Italy, wilmaangela.dinapoli@apss.tn.it.

Psychiatria Danubina
|October 8, 2024
PubMed
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特伦托的精神病诊断和治疗服务 (SPDC) 使用无约束方法,优先考虑患者的自主性和关系干预. 这种方法旨在缓解骚乱,促进支持性环境,增强以康复为导向的护理.

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