Issues in the Treatment of Chronic Mental Patients
Abstract
In the conference report on new approaches to the treatment of chronic patients (October 1984 issue of H&CP, page 989), the results of one study discussed by John M. Kane, M.D., were cited incorrectly. They should have read, "7 percent of those who received the standard dose relapsed, compared with 56 percent of those who received the lowered dose." The staff regret the error.
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