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Resistance of mental health professionals to working with the chronic mentally ill

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Mental Health Treatment and Access Psychiatric care and mental health services Healthcare professionals’ stress and burnout

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Abstract Among mental health professionals, the prevailing attitude is that working with chronic patients is unrewarding, nonprestigious, and hopeless. Consequently, our efforts to overcome barriers to the care of the chronic mentally ill will never be successful unless we focus on professionals' resistance to working with these patients.

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1978Characteristics of Staff Burnout in Mental Health Settings 1970The Hierarchy of Preference Toward Disability Groups 1979Normal rubbish: deviant patients in casualty departments 1974Public Attitudes Toward Mental Illness: A Review of the Literature 1980Overview: model programs for chronic mental patients 1983Treating the long-term mentally ill 1985Professional Attitudes Toward the Chronic Mentally Ill 1979Paradoxes in Programming for Chronic Patients in a Community Clinic

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