Psychiatric illness and learning disability: a dual diagnosis

  • Bernal J
  • Hollins S
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The prevalence of moderate to profound learning disability is roughly 3 per 1000 and of mild learning disability about 3 per hundred (Abramowicz & Richardson, 1975). There are estimated to be more than 120 million people with learning disability worldwide.

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Bernal, J., & Hollins, S. (1995). Psychiatric illness and learning disability: a dual diagnosis. Advances in Psychiatric Treatment, 1(5), 138–145. https://doi.org/10.1192/apt.1.5.138

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