Findings from Washington State
This report examines the experiences of persons discharged from community psychiatric hospitals and evaluation and treatment facilities in Washington State, to help identify strategies that might improve post-discharge patient outcomes. Analyses focus on homelessness, arrests, mortality and psychiatric hospital readmission following discharge.
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