How effective are current joint working practices between children and family social workers and mental health care coordinators, in supporting families in which there is a primary care-giver, with a diagnosis of emotionally unstable personality disorder?
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Martins, L., Tucker, L.A., How effective are current joint working practices between children and family social workers and mental health care coordinators, in supporting families in which there is a primary care-giver, with a diagnosis of emotionally unstable personality disorder?. British Journal of Social Work, vol. 53, n. 5, 2023, p. 2665-2684.
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Menores, Trastornos de la personalidad, Familia, Coordinación, Colaboración, Atención primaria, Trabajador social, Personal sanitario, Atención sociosanitaria, Detección, Diagnóstico, Evaluación de servicios
Menores, Trastornos de la personalidad, Familia, Coordinación, Colaboración, Atención primaria, Trabajador social, Personal sanitario, Atención sociosanitaria, Detección, Diagnóstico, Evaluación de servicios
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