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Am J Psychiatry 1975; 132:549-551
Copyright © 1975 by American Psychiatric Association


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The impact of the psychiatric intensive care unit on patients and staff

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Inpatient crisis intervention units have many of the characteristics of medical/surgical intensive care units. The author believes that the environment of these psychiatric intensive care units serves as an important source of stress and may increase the patient's symptomatology and impair the therapeutic effectiveness of the staff. He suggests some modifications in the environment that may ameliorate these effects.





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