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Nordic Journal of Psychiatry Volume 50, 1996 - Issue sup37
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Proposal for a social psychiatry theory based on experiences from a programme for the homeless mentally ill

Preben Brandt
Pages 55-60 | Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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Preben Brandt. (2001) Homelessness and Mental Illness in Denmark. International Journal of Mental Health 30:3, pages 84-92.
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Pierre Philippot, Catherine Lecocq, Fanny Sempoux, Hilde Nachtergael & Benoit Galand. (2007) Psychological Research on Homelessness in Western Europe: A Review from 1970 to 2001. Journal of Social Issues 63:3, pages 483-503.
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Arild GranerudElisabeth Severinsson. (2016) Preserving Integrity: experiences of people with mental health problems living in their own home in a new neighbourhood. Nursing Ethics 10:6, pages 602-613.
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