论文信息 - Passing the baton: four perspectives on a long-term treatment.

Passing the baton: four perspectives on a long-term treatment.

Covering a twenty-year period, this case report describes how community and hospital professionals collaborated to stop the “revolving door” and facilitate the recovery of a woman with a borderline personality disorder.

J. Kanter | C. Maurer | B. Cáceres | J. Barber

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