2015
DOI: 10.1177/0020764015614595
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Families’ opinions about caring for patients with psychiatric disorders after involuntary hospitalization in Japan

Abstract: It is important to know families' opinions about patients' living situations after discharge from involuntary hospitalization to provide them with an effective support system.

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“…This can be explained as a family coping effort in calming him so that he is more able to accept reality. As research which revealed that in general the sufferer's family accepts the presence and special condition of the sufferer as a destiny that cannot be denied [15], [16]. This happens when the family has been treating patients for a long time, so that the process of accepting patients is gradually increasing along with family efforts to find out about how to treat patients.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This can be explained as a family coping effort in calming him so that he is more able to accept reality. As research which revealed that in general the sufferer's family accepts the presence and special condition of the sufferer as a destiny that cannot be denied [15], [16]. This happens when the family has been treating patients for a long time, so that the process of accepting patients is gradually increasing along with family efforts to find out about how to treat patients.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given this scenario, the family presents itself as an important ally in the care of dependent patients, proving to be an invaluable resource, especially because its members configure themselves as informal caregivers, being responsible for promoting the well-being of the ill person (3) . In most cases, dependent persons, undergoing HC, have a family member and/or people who offer care, being characterized as informal caregivers (2)(3) . Assistance routines that demand the use of technologies require daily and continuous care, for which the informal caregivers are not always technically prepared.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Em face desse cenário, a família apresenta-se como importante aliada no cuidado de pacientes dependentes, revelando-se um recurso inestimável, principalmente por seus membros configurarem-se como cuidadores informais, sendo responsáveis por promover o bem-estar da pessoa adoecida (3) . Na maioria dos casos, pessoas dependentes de cuidados, em AD, possuem o familiar e/ou pessoas que ofertam cuidados, caracterizando-se como cuidadores informais (2)(3) . As práticas assistenciais a pessoas que demandam o uso de tecnologias exigem cuidados diários e contínuos, para os quais nem sempre os cuidadores informais estão preparados tecnicamente.…”
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