Recovery (disorders)

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Characteristics of disorders

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Recovery is the final part of the disease process when the patient is fully recovered from all both body and mind. In some disorders relapse prevention may be required to maintain the improvement and prevent relapse

See also

• Drug abstinence
• Healing, the process of recovering from an injury or illness
• Illness behavior
• Postsurgical complications
• Recovery model
• Remission
• Sobriety
• Treatment outcomes
• Twelve-step program of recovery from substance abuse/drug addiction
• Recovery, Inc., a self-help mental health program based on the work of the late Abraham A. Low, M.D.