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• Can we learn from human mental disorders to diagnose mental disorders in pets? 

  Sterk, E.H.A. (2013)

  In human medicine, many mental disorders have been described.To learn more about these mental disorders and the working mechanism behind them, many animal models are in use. In most of these models, including rodent models, ...

• Interculturalisation in mental health care: a qualitative study on the perceptions of and experiences with interculturalisation of professionals in mental health care 

  Trienekens, S.J. (2009)

  This thesis investigates the perceptions of and experiences with interculturalisation of professionals working in mental health care organizations. Furthermore, the influence of factors from both internal and external ...

• The gap between mental health nurses’ perceptions on their role in somatic screening and lifestyle coaching for patients with a severe mental illness and their perceived actual practice: a qualitative study 

  Klaessen, N.C. (2016)

  Background: Patients with a severe mental illness (SMI) have very high morbidity and mortality rates. It is estimated that patients with SMI have a life expectancy that is 20-30 years shorter than the general population. ...