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To possess insight is to agree with your doctor, usually that you have a mental disorder and require the prescribed medication. | To possess insight is to agree with your doctor, usually that you have a mental disorder and require the prescribed medication. | ||
A patient with insight is more likely to continue treatment once discharged from hospital, and so is more likely to be discharged. | A patient with insight is more likely to continue treatment once discharged from hospital, and so is more likely to be discharged. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:18, 10 April 2021
To possess insight is to agree with your doctor, usually that you have a mental disorder and require the prescribed medication.
A patient with insight is more likely to continue treatment once discharged from hospital, and so is more likely to be discharged.
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