Does a reduction in subjective unmet needs reduce the length of stay of clients of a psychiatric disability rehabilitation and support service?

Thomas Trauer; Glen Tobias

Does a reduction in subjective unmet needs reduce the length of stay of clients of a psychiatric disability rehabilitation and support service?

Thomas Trauer, Glen Tobias

Psychiatry Monash Health

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference Paper › Research › peer-review

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Be the Change You Want - Workforce Ingenuity: Contemporary TheMHS in Mental Health Services
Editors	Vivienne Miller, Pauls Hanlon, Sadie Robertson, Cathy Issakidis, Kevin Kellehear, Janet Peters, Robert Bland, Steve Bailey, Marianne Bonassi, Margaret Goding
Place of Publication	Auckland, New Zealand
Publisher	The MHS Learning Network
Pages	77 - 83
Number of pages	7
ISBN (Print)	9780975765340
Publication status	Published - 2009
Event	Mental Health Services (MHS) Conference 2008: Be the change you want - workforce ingenuity - Auckland Convention Centre, Auckland, New Zealand Duration: 2 Sept 2008 → 5 Sept 2008 https://www.themhs.org/past-conferences.php/6/be-the-change-you-want-workforce-ingenuity

Conference

Conference	Mental Health Services (MHS) Conference 2008
Abbreviated title	TheMHS 2008
Country/Territory	New Zealand
City	Auckland
Period	2/09/08 → 5/09/08
Internet address	https://www.themhs.org/past-conferences.php/6/be-the-change-you-want-workforce-ingenuity

Cite this

Trauer, T., & Tobias, G. (2009). Does a reduction in subjective unmet needs reduce the length of stay of clients of a psychiatric disability rehabilitation and support service? In V. Miller, P. Hanlon, S. Robertson, C. Issakidis, K. Kellehear, J. Peters, R. Bland, S. Bailey, M. Bonassi, & M. Goding (Eds.), Be the Change You Want - Workforce Ingenuity: Contemporary TheMHS in Mental Health Services (pp. 77 - 83). The MHS Learning Network.

Trauer, Thomas ; Tobias, Glen. / Does a reduction in subjective unmet needs reduce the length of stay of clients of a psychiatric disability rehabilitation and support service?. Be the Change You Want - Workforce Ingenuity: Contemporary TheMHS in Mental Health Services. editor / Vivienne Miller ; Pauls Hanlon ; Sadie Robertson ; Cathy Issakidis ; Kevin Kellehear ; Janet Peters ; Robert Bland ; Steve Bailey ; Marianne Bonassi ; Margaret Goding. Auckland, New Zealand : The MHS Learning Network, 2009. pp. 77 - 83

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Trauer, T & Tobias, G 2009, Does a reduction in subjective unmet needs reduce the length of stay of clients of a psychiatric disability rehabilitation and support service? in V Miller, P Hanlon, S Robertson, C Issakidis, K Kellehear, J Peters, R Bland, S Bailey, M Bonassi & M Goding (eds), Be the Change You Want - Workforce Ingenuity: Contemporary TheMHS in Mental Health Services. The MHS Learning Network, Auckland, New Zealand, pp. 77 - 83, Mental Health Services (MHS) Conference 2008, Auckland, New Zealand, 2/09/08.

Does a reduction in subjective unmet needs reduce the length of stay of clients of a psychiatric disability rehabilitation and support service? / Trauer, Thomas; Tobias, Glen.
Be the Change You Want - Workforce Ingenuity: Contemporary TheMHS in Mental Health Services. ed. / Vivienne Miller; Pauls Hanlon; Sadie Robertson; Cathy Issakidis; Kevin Kellehear; Janet Peters; Robert Bland; Steve Bailey; Marianne Bonassi; Margaret Goding. Auckland, New Zealand: The MHS Learning Network, 2009. p. 77 - 83.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference Paper › Research › peer-review