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Day and Full Time Psychiatric Treatment: A Controlled Comparison

PETER H. DICK · Lewis Cameron · David R. Cohen · Marion Barlow · Anne Ince

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Ninety-one patients admitted as emergencies, suffering from neurosis, personality disorder, or adjustment reaction, were randomly allocated to day hospital or to continued in-patient care. Follow-up was for up to one year. Clinical outcome was similar in the day care and in-patient groups, but patient satisfaction was significantly greater in day patients. Day hospital care was only about two-thirds of the cost of the cheaper of the two in-patient regimes, even though contact with it was on average twice as long as for in-patients.

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