Krisepost ved distriktspsykiatrisk senter reduserer ikke akuttinnleggelser i sykehus

Bergerud, Tone; Møller, Paul; Larsen, Frode; Veenstra, Marijke; Ruud, Torleif

doi:10.4045/tidsskr.09.32349

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“…Blant annet beskrives et slikt forsøk ved sykehuset Buskerud i en artikkel av Bergerud og medarbeidere fra 2004. De konkluderer med at «pasientstrømmer i akuttpsykiatrien styres av mange komplekse og uforutsigbare faktorer» (16).…”

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Psykiatriske tvangsinnleggelser i Østfold i 2000 og 2010

Tøgersen¹,

Bjerke²,

Gjelstad³

et al. 2015

Tidsskriftet

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The study material showed that there was a significant increase in psychiatric emergency admissions between 2000 and 2010. The rate of compulsory hospitalisation, measured among the population over the age of 18, remained unchanged during the period. The Norwegian Board of Health Supervision's care quality indicator for compulsory hospitalisation in mental health care can contribute to providing information and a basis of comparison for the use of compulsory hospitalisation, provided that the data submitted is quality assured. The highest increase was seen in the group of emergency admissions for mental disorders related to alcohol and illicit drug abuse as the principal diagnosis.

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Psykiatriske tvangsinnleggelser i Østfold i 2000 og 2010

Tøgersen¹,

Bjerke²,

Gjelstad³

et al. 2015

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“…It is acknowledged that different ways of organizing mental health services are rarely studied systematically, and such studies are difficult and resource demanding. 4 …”

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Staff satisfaction in the functionalisation of psychiatric in-patient care

Kar¹,

Singh²,

Tungaraza³

et al. 2012

Mental Illness

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In many UK mental health services, in-patient psychiatric care is being separated from community care by having dedicated in-patient medical team. We evaluated staff satisfaction in this functionalised in-patient care. A survey was conducted amongst multidisciplinary staff from various teams using a questionnaire survey. On an average 14.3% of staff returned a satisfactory response for functionalisation, 57.3% had unsatisfactory response and others were undecided or perceived no change. There was no difference in responses amongst age, gender and professional groups. Mean scores of all groups were within unsatisfactory domain; however community staff compared to in-patient staff and staff with more than 5 years of experience compared to those with 1-5 years of experience returned significantly more unsatisfactory responses regarding functionalisation. Many positive and negative aspects of functionalisation were raised. The results of this evaluation suggest the need for further studies on the effectiveness of in-patient functionalisation. Short and long term clinical outcomes and the satisfaction of the patients should also be studied.

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“…blitt reist spørsmål ved hvorvidt de ambulante akutteamene kan forsvares faglig i forhold til de oppgaver de skal løse ved å møte personer i psykisk krise (1,2,12). Ved å legge en systematisk vitenskapelig kunnskapssammenstilling til grunn for innføring av ambulante akutteam, kunne man muligens sikret større tillit til implementering av de samme teamene.…”

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