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Change in locus of mental health care from traditional, institutional settings to community-based services. Sometimes called transinstitutionalization because it often merely shifts the patients from one institution (the hospital) to another (such as a prison).<\/p>\n

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The discharge of mental patients from mental institutions, with continued care to be provided in the community. This movement was made possible by the development of psychotropic drugs, which modify a patent’s behavior to such an extent that she is considered able to function within the community.<\/p>\n

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The placement of hospitalized psychiatric patients in the community in halfway houses, community mental health centers, residential hotels, group homes, or boarding houses.<\/p>\n

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