Does employment promote recovery? Meanings from work experience in people diagnosed with serious mental illness
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Saavedra, J., et al., Does employment promote recovery? Meanings from work experience in people diagnosed with serious mental illness. Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry, vol. 40, n. 3, 2016, p. 507-532.
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Enfermedades mentales, Inclusión laboral, Beneficios, Factor de protección, Esquizofrenia, Rehabilitación, Estudio cualitativo, Actitudes usuarios, Andalucía, España
Enfermedades mentales, Inclusión laboral, Beneficios, Factor de protección, Esquizofrenia, Rehabilitación, Estudio cualitativo, Actitudes usuarios, Andalucía, España
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