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An article and study identified several key reasons for high readmission rates of psychiatric patients after being discharged from the hospital. These included a lack of discharge planning and follow up care, non-adherence to medications, and not having proper support systems or access to community resources and services needed for recovery. A life coaching business aims to help address some of these issues by assisting clients with setting goals, finding needed resources, and providing accountability to meet health and recovery targets after discharge.
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