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Psychosocial rehabilitation in developing countries
International Review of Psychiatry, 2012Psychosocial rehabilitation (PSR) is an essential component in the management of schizophrenia. It is especially relevant in the improvement of functioning and the quality of life of these individuals. The scarcity of mental health personnel and lack of training in many low and middle income countries (LAMIC) has led to low priority being accorded to ...
Thara, Rangaswamy, John, Sujit
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International Journal of Mental Health, 1999
Psychosocial rehabilitation (also known as psychiatric rehabilitation or community support) describes a constellation of services designed for persons with serious mental illness and severe functional deficits. The goal of such rehabilitation is to enable mentally ill people to compensate for, or eliminate, the functional deficits and interpersonal and
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Psychosocial rehabilitation (also known as psychiatric rehabilitation or community support) describes a constellation of services designed for persons with serious mental illness and severe functional deficits. The goal of such rehabilitation is to enable mentally ill people to compensate for, or eliminate, the functional deficits and interpersonal and
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Nursing Clinics of North America, 2003
One example of a psychosocial rehabilitation model uses an intensive case management approach. This approach offers an interdisciplinary model that integrates pharmacotherapy, social skills training, and family involvement. This evidence-based plan of care is cost-effective and offers psychiatric nurses opportunities to facilitate symptom management ...
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One example of a psychosocial rehabilitation model uses an intensive case management approach. This approach offers an interdisciplinary model that integrates pharmacotherapy, social skills training, and family involvement. This evidence-based plan of care is cost-effective and offers psychiatric nurses opportunities to facilitate symptom management ...
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Psychosocial Recovery and Rehabilitation
Nursing Clinics of North America, 2016This article discusses a psychosocial recovery and rehabilitation recovery model that uses an intensive case management approach. The approach offers an interdisciplinary model that integrates pharmacotherapy, social skills training, cognitive remediation, family involvement, and community integration. This evidence-based plan of care instills hope and
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The role of spirituality in psychosocial rehabilitation.
Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal, 2002The role of spirituality in mental health and general wellness has begun to receive much needed attention in the psychological literature. Historically, however, mental health researchers and practitioners alike have generally neglected spirituality.
Daniele A, Longo, Stephanie M, Peterson
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Psychosocial Aspects of Rehabilitation in Sports
Clinics in Sports Medicine, 2015When an athlete is injured, the primary focus of the sports medicine team is to treat the physical effects of the injury. However, many injured athletes experience negative psychological responses that should also be addressed throughout the rehabilitation process. Sports medicine professions should use psychosocial skills to help decrease the negative
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Psychoanalytic Principles in Psychosocial Rehabilitation
Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis, 1984Major mental symptomology in schizophrenic patients is alleviated when isolation and withdrawal are replaced by improved object relationships. This can best be accomplished through the enhancement of social, emotional, and environmental support systems.
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An Economic Analysis of Psychosocial Rehabilitation
Psychiatric Services, 1984The author examines three studies of the major monetary costs and benefits of psychosocial rehabilitation of the mentally ill; he focuses on hospitalization costs, costs of community treatment, and earnings from competitive employment. In the first study, which compared the effects of psychosocial rehabilitation with those of a support group over a ...
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Psychosocial Rehabilitation: A Newcomer's Eye
Psychiatric Services, 2007With the increasing emphasis on evidence-based practices and recovery-oriented mental health services, the field of psychosocial rehabilitation for people with serious mental illness has a promising future. A tension exists in the rehabilitation movement--which comprises individuals with mental illness, care providers, family members, and other ...
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Psychosocial Issues in Geriatric Rehabilitation
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America, 2017Geriatric patients present multiple age-related challenges and needs that must be taken into account during the rehabilitation process to achieve expected goals. This article examines the importance of identifying and managing psychosocial issues commonly observed in older adults and presents strategies to optimize their rehabilitation process ...
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