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Compulsory admission rates are linked to ethnicity and poverty

OlgaKalina by OlgaKalina
1. July 2017
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Compulsory admission rates are linked to ethnicity and poverty, the Lancet Psychiatry says. Compulsory admission rates are higher in “more deprived regions” and 3 times higher for black people than for white. The article is available here.

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