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Veerle Bergink
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Richard Wesseloo
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Trine Munk‐Olsen
University of Southern Denmark
Verinder Sharma
Western University
Katherine L. Wisner
Case Western Reserve University
Charles H. Kellner
Medical University of South Carolina
Ian Jones
Centre for Mental Health
Ian Brockington
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham
Louise M. Howard
King's College London

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Erasmus University Rotterdam

Rotterdam, The Netherlands

55 papers

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    Nursing interventions for patients with postpartum psychosis hospitalized in a psychiatric mother-baby unit: A qualitative study.

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