The public mental hospital (a term I will use synonymously with state hospital) could finally become a place of active treatment, and the days of the so-called snake pit would be at an end. In the 1960s, it became clear that many patients could be more effectively treated outside of ...
Closing mental hospitals.Focuses on the issues concerning the closure of mental health hospitals in Great Britain. Prevalence of mentally-ill patients seeking assistance; Examination of mental health care policies; Linkage between hospital closures and widespread vagrancy and homelessness.Groves...
state, and territory governments, alongside key figures from the Coalition of Peaks, an organisation representing over 80 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled organisations nationwide.
A countrywide sample of nurses with post-basic training in state psychiatric hospitals identified areas of practice in which further training may be required: psychotherapy intervention (60% of respondents); consultation for the elderly (60%); care prescriptions (64%); community drug treatment ...
several temporary hospitals to house up to 4,000 COVID-19 patients throughout the state, which has just 53,000 hospital beds. That still won't be enough., the governor said. He also estimates the state will need 40,000 ICU beds at the peak of the...
Despite an accumulating body of knowledge about the effectiveness of ... JR Geddes,PJ Harrison - 《British Journal of Psychiatry the Journal of Mental Science》 被引量: 205发表: 1997年 Closing the quality gap: revisiting the state of the science (vol. 8: improving health care and palliative...
of this size up, but I was disappointed. The wood paneling was full, the furniture was mismatched and very worn. Maybe I was expecting too much, but ever since visiting, I still have a mental image of what it 'could be.'" - Tia G via Tripadvisor - What exactly did you expect when...
term perspectives, authorities have historically focused health-related resources on addressing the physical environment (e.g., reopening hospitals and clinics), thus, prioritizing emergency care over management of chronic non-communicable diseases including cardiac disease, diabetes, and mental health [18...
“At home, I’d say it will be a bit mental, but I will be going back to work in two or three weeks. I’ll be back at work, back doing my normal thing, that’s what keeps me grounded. “I’ll get home, have a break, eat loads of pizza. I’m sure there will be a ...
Greenblatt, M, Glazier, E Some major issues in the closing of hospitals. In: Ahmed, PI, Plog, SC eds. (1976) State Mental Hospitals: What Happens When They Close. Plenum Press, New Yorkpp. 127Greenblatt M, Glazier E: Some major issues in the closing of hospitals. In. Ahmed P, ...