1989
DOI: 10.1192/bjp.154.1.77
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The Chronically Mentally Ill in Community Facilities

Abstract: The quality of life of chronically mentally ill patients in acute wards in a district general hospital, a hostel ward and group homes was compared. Within the spectrum of care of these patients, the severity of psychopathology corresponded to their placement. Analysis, including adjustments for the influence of psychopathology, showed differences between the three types of facility. Although differences existed between all types of care, residents in group homes and the hostel ward shared more similarities in … Show more

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“…As in our study, a number of works studying quality of life and related factors in schizophrenia patients found a relation between duration of education and quality of life, whereby with a higher education level the quality of life increased (41)(42)(43)(44)(45). As the education level is one of the variables that may affect cognitive functions, it may improve patients' self-care, allow them to perform a number of functions, and thus have a positive impact on the quality of life.…”
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confidence: 70%
“…As in our study, a number of works studying quality of life and related factors in schizophrenia patients found a relation between duration of education and quality of life, whereby with a higher education level the quality of life increased (41)(42)(43)(44)(45). As the education level is one of the variables that may affect cognitive functions, it may improve patients' self-care, allow them to perform a number of functions, and thus have a positive impact on the quality of life.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 70%
“…Parmi les personnes non hospitalisées, celles qui vivent dans les milieux plus encadrés, hôtel-unité psychiatrique (Simpson et al, 1989), traitement résiden-tiel intensif (Warner et Huxley, ce numéro), familles d'accueil (Lehman et al, 1991;Levitt et al, 1990;Mercier, 1989) sont moins satisfaites que celles qui vivent en milieu plus ouvert. Il faut cependant noter que les personnes qui vivent dans les environnements les plus contraignants sont aussi celles qui présentent les problèmes les plus sévères du point de vue du diagnostic et du niveau fonctionnel.…”
Section: Qualité De Vie Et Qualité Des Servicesunclassified
“…Aussi, pour avancer dans ce sens, présentons-nous ici une étude sur la qualité de vie et la psychopathologie des personnes ayant des troubles mentaux et qui sont traitées dans le cadre du système de soutien communautaire à Boulder au Colorado (Mosher et Burti, 1989). Pour ce faire, nous prenons les mêmes mesures que celles utilisées pour l'évaluation des personnes retenues dans l'échantillon hospitalier et communautaire de Manchester Sud, en Angleterre (Simpson et al, 1989 …”
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