The Green Card Clinic: overview of a brief patient-centred intervention following deliberate self-harm

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2007
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Abstract
The clinic achieved high rates of first session attendance. This may have been attributable to the use of a few specific strategies aimed at increasing compliance, such as the green card, next-day appointments and assertive follow-up of non-attenders. For repeat self-harmers, we advocate an approach …
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Authors Wilhelm K;Finch A;Kotze B;Arnold K;McDonald G;Sternhell P;Hudson B;;
Journal australasian psychiatry : bulletin of royal australian and new zealand college of psychiatrists
Year 2007
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australia National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine research support non-u.s. gov't adult female male adolescent aged middle aged 80 and over follow-up studies patient compliance / statistics & numerical data ambulatory care facilities* psychotherapy pmid:17464632 doi:10.1080/10398560601083068 kay wilhelm adam finch beaver hudson feedback mental health services / organization & administration* patient-centered care / methods* brief / methods* referral and consultation / statistics & numerical data* self-injurious behavior / therapy*

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