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2011
Abstract ‘Inpatient care is, from the research perspective, the Cinderella of contemporary mental health services’ (Szmukler and Holloway, 2001). Research on the day-to-day practice of inpatient care remains a step-child of psychiatry and a policy vacuum on the role of inpatient treatment characterizes our field today. In the majority of
Frank Holloway, Lloyd, I. Sederer
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Abstract ‘Inpatient care is, from the research perspective, the Cinderella of contemporary mental health services’ (Szmukler and Holloway, 2001). Research on the day-to-day practice of inpatient care remains a step-child of psychiatry and a policy vacuum on the role of inpatient treatment characterizes our field today. In the majority of
Frank Holloway, Lloyd, I. Sederer
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Inpatient Treatment of Blacks and Whites
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1972Nineteen black patients were matched with nineteen white patients and treated in individual psychotherapy in an inpatient milieu setting. It was found that black patients did better than white patients during their hospitalization. In addition on a one year follow-up a trend in the same direction was found. Suggested explanations for this were advanced.
A, Winston, H, Pardes, D S, Papernik
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Suicide & life-threatening behavior, 1993
The inpatient treatment plan is the essential guide to coordinate the nursing and adjunctive therapeutic staff's approach to the multiple needs of hospitalized patients. The written plan, formulated within days of admission, articulates to the community of caregivers the link between the patient's presenting problems and those services available to ...
C C, Coggins +3 more
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The inpatient treatment plan is the essential guide to coordinate the nursing and adjunctive therapeutic staff's approach to the multiple needs of hospitalized patients. The written plan, formulated within days of admission, articulates to the community of caregivers the link between the patient's presenting problems and those services available to ...
C C, Coggins +3 more
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Abstract This chapter describes the evolution of inpatient psychiatric services from their recorded origin, through the period of madhouses and the subsequent asylum era, to the contemporary complex landscape of inpatient care. The worldwide trend for deinstitutionalization is described, as are marked international differences in the ...
Frank Holloway, Derek Tracy
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Frank Holloway, Derek Tracy
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Inpatient Treatment of Mood Disorders
Psychological Reports, 1995The present work provides a short-term, intensive, and integrative model for the assessment and treatment of mood disorders within a hospital setting. This model was developed and implemented at the Milwaukee Psychiatric Hospital in a specific inpatient program, a 15-bed unit for patients suffering from dysthymia, cyclothymia, major depression, and ...
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Residential and Inpatient Treatment
1980A wide array of residential and hospital treatment facilities for children and adolescents exists. This includes short-term university-based inpatient units; short-term and intermediate units in psychiatric county and state hospitals; residential treatment centers; therapeutic group homes; boarding schools; residences; and juvenile detention centers ...
Theodore A. Petti, G. Pirooz Sholevar
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Focal Inpatient Treatment Planning
Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 1989Focal Inpatient Treatment Planning (FITP) is a new method of organizing and choosing among the many data available to the inpatient clinician. FITP emphasizes one Focal Problem, provides criteria for defining it, makes it possible to formulate the problem in operational language, channels free-ranging case discussion into workaday terms, invites the ...
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Inpatient treatment of headache
Postgraduate Medicine, 1987The treatment of pain concerns every practitioner. This article is one of a series alerting the physician to recent trends and theories in the management of a common problem.
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2016
Treatment planning has a long and varied history, but it has been rooted mainly in a medical model of care in which the primary focus has been on symptom alleviation. In the recovery model of care, the focus is on supporting the individual to not only survive but also thrive even in the presence of mental illness.
Nirbhay N. Singh +3 more
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Treatment planning has a long and varied history, but it has been rooted mainly in a medical model of care in which the primary focus has been on symptom alleviation. In the recovery model of care, the focus is on supporting the individual to not only survive but also thrive even in the presence of mental illness.
Nirbhay N. Singh +3 more
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Functional Encopresis: Psychiatric Inpatient Treatment
American Journal of Psychotherapy, 1984Encopresis can be considered an indication for psychiatric hospitalization in the multiproblem child, such as the one described in this report. Integration of observations from multiple treatment modalities were helpful in assessing the patient's progress and guiding interventions.
E H, Kisch, C R, Pfeffer
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