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The needs of mothers with severe mental illness: a comparison of assessments of needs by staff and patients
Archives of Women's Mental Health, 05/13/08
Howard LM et al. - Staff and pregnant women and mothers with severe mental illness moderately agree about health and social care needs but agree less often on which needs are unmet. This highlights the importance of the views of the mothers themselves, as well as assessments by staff.
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