Author:
Methley Abigail,Dawson Benjamin,Teager Alistair
Abstract
The concept of case-mix is frequently discussed within nursing and health services literature, but rarely discussed within clinical psychology. This brief report presents how case-mix is an important consideration for improving clinical psychology practice, with implications for individual clinicians, teams and service design.
Publisher
British Psychological Society
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