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How is it different from other psychiatric inpatient units?

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How is it different from other psychiatric inpatient units?

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The Mood Disorders Clinical and Research Unit is staffed by psychiatrists and health professionals who have special expertise in the diagnosis and management of mood disorders. Treatment on the unit includes a specialized group and individual program that is specific to mood disorders. The usual length of stay is 1 to 4 weeks. A major function of the unit is to conduct clinical research into the causes and treatments of mood disorders. The unit also plays an active role in training students in health care professions including medicine, nursing, and social work. The unit staff conducts continuing education programs on the latest developments in mood disorders to practicing health professionals throughout BC.

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