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Effectiveness of supported housing versus residential care in severe mental illness: a multicenter, quasi-experimental study
Dehn L, Beblo T, Richter D, et al. Effectiveness of supported housing versus residential care in severe mental illness: a multicenter, quasi-experimental study. Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology. 2022;57(5):927-937.
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