"You Should Just Keep Your Mouth Shut and Do As We Say": Forensic Psychiatric Inpatients' Experiences of Risk Assessments release_23ilfad2jvcttolncf7ga72p3i

by Marielle Nyman, Björn Hofvander, Thomas Nilsson, Helle Wijk

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