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Older forensic mental healthcare patients in England: demographics, physical health, mental wellbeing, cognitive ability and quality of life

2022-06-22

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<h4>Background: </h4> Older individuals (e.g., 55 years and over) constitute a growing proportion of the forensic mental health patient population. As a group, they are vulnerable to health outcomes similar to other individuals with serious mental disorders of the same age; however, these concerns can be compounded by complex forensic-related care backgrounds and clinical presentations, lengthy periods of time spe...

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10.3310/nihropenres.13248.2
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