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Am J Psychiatry 1980; 137:228-229
Copyright © 1980 by American Psychiatric Association


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Training police officers to distinguish mental illness

SS Janus, BE Bess, JJ Cadden and H Greenwald

The authors evaluated the impact of short-term intensive instruction by mental health professionals on police officers' attitudes toward the mentally ill and on their ability to distinguish between mental illness and other behavior. Compared with a control group who did not receive the special training the 80 officers showed increased interest in and sympathy for psychiatric problems.


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