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Am J Psychiatry 111:576-582, February 1955
doi: 10.1176/appi.ajp.111.8.576
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FACTORS INFLUENCING DISCHARGE OF FEMALE PATIENTS FROM A STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL

WILLIAM F. ORR M. D.1, RUTH B. ANDERSON M. A.1, MARGARET P. MARTIN PH. D.1, , and DES. F. PHILPOT M. D.1

1 Vanderbilt University Department of Psychiatry and Tennessee Central State Hospital.

Factors that statistically significantly influence a female patient's discharge from Central State Hospital favorably are (in descending order of significance): (1) Length of stay, (2) Limited education, and (3) Possession of immediate family.

Factors, among others, that do not significantly influence discharge rate are: (1) Age, (2) Diagnosis, and (3) Treatment.







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