Trends in admissions before and after an act abolishing mental hospitals: A survey in three areas of northern Italy

Torre, Eugenio; Marinoni, Alessandra; Allegri, Giorgio; Bosso, Adolfo; Ebbli, Daniele; Gorrini, Maurizia

doi:10.1016/0010-440x(82)90070-0

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“…Three of these services have psychiatric case registers modelled on the Camberwell pattern. These are Lomest (Torre et al 1982;Torre & Marinoni, 1985), South-Verona (Tansella et al 1984) and Portogruaro (De Salvia, 1984). Each service provides in-patient (general hospital), out-patient and community care (Torre et al 1982;De Salvia & Tansella, 1985), while in the organization of the latter two, much effort has been directed towards ensuring therapeutic continuity, long-term support and care for patients and their families, as well as integration between different kinds of intervention (De Salvia, 1980;Faccincani et al 1985;Zimmermann-Tansella et al 1985;Burti et al 1986).…”

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confidence: 99%

The Italian experience and its implications

Tansella¹,

Williams²

1987

Psychol. Med.

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Section: Data Relevant To Functionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Italian experience and its implications

Tansella¹,

Williams²

1987

Psychol. Med.

109

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“…Kemali, Gambini, and Gritti 1982). The deinstitutionalization movement has called attention to the need for better programming of psychiatric care (Torre and Marinoni 1982).…”

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Research on Schizophrenia in Southern European Countries

Kemali¹

1986

Schizophrenia Bulletin

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The research on schizophrenia during the last 50 years in the Latin language countries of Southern Europe is briefly surveyed. Particular emphasis is given to the contributions of French authors to the diagnostic concept of schizophrenia, as well as to the phenomenological studies concerning the "essence" of schizoidia/schizophrenia, and some initial schizophrenic "Erlebnisse." The development of biological, psychological, and sociological theories concerning the etiology of schizophrenia is outlined, and contributions such as the "aminotoxic theory" of V. M. Buscaino and the theoretical principles of "alternative psychiatry" are examined in detail. Lastly, the role of French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese psychiatrists in the introduction and improvement of somatic treatments is described.

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“…We have only 25% as many beds in the public sector as were available 30 years ago. We are doing a better job than Italy (Torre et al, 1982). The public sector has been hit with deinstitutionalization lawsuits at the same time that budgets are being reduced.…”

Section: Robert Keisling Saint Elizabeths Hospitalmentioning

confidence: 99%

Critique of Kiesler articles.

Keisling¹

1983

American Psychologist

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Trends in admissions before and after an act abolishing mental hospitals: A survey in three areas of northern Italy

Cited by 17 publications

References 11 publications

The Italian experience and its implications

The Italian experience and its implications

Research on Schizophrenia in Southern European Countries

Critique of Kiesler articles.

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