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revolving-door phenomenon

revolving-door phenomenon The revolving-door phenomenon is a pattern of repeated rehospitalization among people with severe mental illness.

The revolving-door phenomenon is a pattern of repeated rehospitalization among people with severe mental illness. In this source, it is linked to missed follow-up visits and the absence of active follow-up after discharge.

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Drafting source: Hajebi Ahmad; Sharifi Vandad; Ghadiri Vasfi Mohammad; Moradi-Lakeh Maziar; Tehranidoost Mehdi; Yunesian Masud; Amini Homayoun; Rashidian Arash; Malakouti Seyed Kazem; Mottaghipour Yasaman. A multicenter randomized controlled trial of aftercare services for severe mental illness: study protocol. 2013; DOI 10.1186/1471-244x-13-178; article XML SHA-256 983bff0a33ac0d3b4a03d99d8e57fe414731d87a42d8c3241a7c5acc6dce04fd. “A multicenter randomized controlled trial of aftercare services for severe mental illness: study protocol” (10.1186/1471-244x-13-178).
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