Treatment recidivism in adolescents with mental illness: A focused applied medical ethnography.

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Andrew R Harper

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Cathy L Rozmus

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Chukwudi C Ekwemalor

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Joan C Engebretson

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Marianne T Marcus

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Rebecca L Casarez

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Socioeconomic status and health behaviors in adolescence: a review of the literature.

The influence of clinical, treatment, and healthcare system characteristics on psychiatric readmission of adolescents.

Why do adolescents return to an acute psychiatric unit?

Factors associated with a six-month return to emergency services among child and adolescent psychiatric patients.

Family burden and participation in care: differences between relatives of patients admitted to psychiatric care for the first time and relatives of re-admitted patients.

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10.1111/JCAP.12167

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