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Suicide in the psychiatric hospital [PDF]
Child Psychiatry and Human Development, 1993 Society's attitudes toward and treatment of the suicider are examined. The emotional and clinical impact suicide has on everyone, and its consequences to the hospital are detailed. Our unfortunate emphasis on "prevention" as against treating the disease process which causes the death is stressed.
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Bereavement and Psychiatric Hospitalization
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1977Two hundred forty-nine psychiatric inpatients were compared with 249 matched controls and with a psychiatric hospital survey group of 95 patients for incidence of recent bereavement. There were no significant differences between the groups for loss of a first-degree relative in six months and one year prior to admission.
Paula J. Clayton, Nicholas R. Frost
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Journal of Psychiatric Practice, 2015
OBJECTIVES To measure safety culture in Belgian psychiatric hospitals on 12 dimensions and to examine the psychometric properties of the Dutch and French translations of the Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture (HSPSC) for use in psychiatric ...
Annemie Vlayen +4 more
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OBJECTIVES To measure safety culture in Belgian psychiatric hospitals on 12 dimensions and to examine the psychometric properties of the Dutch and French translations of the Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture (HSPSC) for use in psychiatric ...
Annemie Vlayen +4 more
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Accidents in a Psychiatric Hospital
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1978SummaryIn a six-month study of psychiatric hospital in-patients, it was found that accidents more often occurred among females and among patients on psychogeriatric wards. Falls were the most common form of accident. Accidents resulting from the aggressive behaviour of other patients usually occurred on long-stay and rehabilitation wards, with middle ...
Keith Hawton, H. Leopoldt
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Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2013
AIM To study the relationships between nurse practice environment, workload, burnout, job outcomes and nurse-reported quality of care in psychiatric hospital staff.
P. Van Bogaert +3 more
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AIM To study the relationships between nurse practice environment, workload, burnout, job outcomes and nurse-reported quality of care in psychiatric hospital staff.
P. Van Bogaert +3 more
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Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, 2013
Research in healthcare settings reveals important links between work environment factors, burnout and organizational outcomes. Recently, research focuses on work engagement, the opposite (positive) pole from burnout.
P. P. V. Bogaert +4 more
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Research in healthcare settings reveals important links between work environment factors, burnout and organizational outcomes. Recently, research focuses on work engagement, the opposite (positive) pole from burnout.
P. P. V. Bogaert +4 more
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Psychiatric Services, 2012
OBJECTIVE Hospitalization is a critical component of treatment for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness. Despite its resource intensity, the costs of inpatient psychiatric hospitalizations in the United States are not well understood ...
M. Stensland, P. Watson, K. Grazier
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OBJECTIVE Hospitalization is a critical component of treatment for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness. Despite its resource intensity, the costs of inpatient psychiatric hospitalizations in the United States are not well understood ...
M. Stensland, P. Watson, K. Grazier
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Psychiatric Hospital Accreditation
Psychiatric Services, 1963the need to transfer him from one ward to another within the unit. All personnel on the unit report to the psychiatrist in charge, although in a sense they have a dual responsibility. They have a clearly defined “line” relationship to the unit psychiatrist, and a staff relationship to the chief of their particular discipline.
Daniel Blain +2 more
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The Case for Psychiatric Hospitalization
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1974The goal of psychiatric treatment is to restore the patient to a reasonable state of mental health. Hospitalization is often considered to be an unnecessarily expensive component of a total treatment program. In our zeal to reduce expense, many patients for whom hospitalization is indicated are either refused admission or are prematurely discharged ...
Abraham Lurie, Charles J. Rabiner
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Psychiatric Services, 2009
OBJECTIVE Psychiatric disorders (schizophrenia, mood disorders, and organic brain disorders) and their treatment may lead to oral diseases, but assessment of dental status and oral care needs among patients with these disorders is lacking.
A. Ponizovsky +8 more
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OBJECTIVE Psychiatric disorders (schizophrenia, mood disorders, and organic brain disorders) and their treatment may lead to oral diseases, but assessment of dental status and oral care needs among patients with these disorders is lacking.
A. Ponizovsky +8 more
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