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The Effect of Several Methods of Training on Long-Term, Incontinent, Behaviorally Regressed Hospitalized Psychiatric Patients
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Training SystemPsychiatric EvaluationMental HealthPhyllis TetreaultHospitalized Psychiatric PatientsMedical HistorySeveral MethodsPsychiatryBehavior TherapyRehabilitationClinical PsychiatryNurse-family PartnershipDr. A. PepitoneNursingVoiding DysfunctionMedical EthicsW. WilsonAdvanced Practice NursePatient SafetyNursing ResearchClinical PracticeMedicinePsychopathology
Others participating: in this project included Phyllis Tetreault, Harriet Turner, Dorothy L. Allen, and Reba Keithley. The authors would also like to express their gratitude to the following; nursing; assistants: J. Akers, D. Brooks, L. Cash, J. Cline, J. Compton, J. Davis, L. Griffin, W. Johnson, E. Minor, B. Nelson, D. Poist, W. Snyder, W. Walton, and W. Wilson; and to Dr. A. Pepitone, University of Pennsylvania, consultant, and Dr. C. T. Simon for their helpful advice.