Trajectories of loneliness and objective social isolation and associations between persistent loneliness and self-reported personal recovery in a cohort of secondary mental health service users in the UK
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Ma, R., et al., Trajectories of loneliness and objective social isolation and associations between persistent loneliness and self-reported personal recovery in a cohort of secondary mental health service users in the UK. BMC Psychiatry, vol. 21, n. 421, 2021, p. 1-18.
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Exclusión social, Salud mental, Reino Unido
Exclusión social, Salud mental, Reino Unido
Geahča maid: Trajectories of loneliness and objective social isolation and associations between persistent loneliness and self-reported personal recovery in a cohort of secondary mental health service users in the UK
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