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Exploring psychosocial interventions for adults involuntarily admitted to psychiatric inpatient settings: a scoping review.
Involuntary psychiatric admission is associated with substantial distress, loss of autonomy, and strained therapeutic relationships for those admitted involuntarily and the healthcare professionals involved in their care. Psychosocial interventions may help mitigate these harms and support recovery,
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