2013
DOI: 10.1007/s00115-012-3723-2
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Verweildauer in der stationären Depressionsbehandlung

Abstract: An effect of the new treatment model on the inpatient length of hospital stay in depressive patients could not be demonstrated.

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“…This is important because treatment preferences are significantly associated with adherence (Raue, Schulberg, Heo, Klimstra, & Bruce, 2009), whereas there are conflicting results on the impact of treatment preferences on outcomes (Mergl et al, 2011;Raue et al, 2009). In comparison with current samples of depressive patients in Germany, however, there is no evidence of differences in age or gender (Altmann et al, 2015;Dorow et al, 2018;H€ olzel et al, 2014). The average BMI in our sample, which was 24.2, was slightly smaller than the BMI of the German population, which is 26.5 for women and 27.2 for men (Mensink et al, 2013), but of course this finding may be explained to some extent by the exclusion of individuals with a BMI above 40.…”
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confidence: 97%
“…This is important because treatment preferences are significantly associated with adherence (Raue, Schulberg, Heo, Klimstra, & Bruce, 2009), whereas there are conflicting results on the impact of treatment preferences on outcomes (Mergl et al, 2011;Raue et al, 2009). In comparison with current samples of depressive patients in Germany, however, there is no evidence of differences in age or gender (Altmann et al, 2015;Dorow et al, 2018;H€ olzel et al, 2014). The average BMI in our sample, which was 24.2, was slightly smaller than the BMI of the German population, which is 26.5 for women and 27.2 for men (Mensink et al, 2013), but of course this finding may be explained to some extent by the exclusion of individuals with a BMI above 40.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Der Zusammenhang zwischen Symptombelastung bei Entlassung und Behandlungsdauer legt die Schlussfolgerung nahe, dass flexible Behandlungsbedingungen wünschenswert sind, in denen die Behandlungsdauer dem Bedarf der jeweiligen Patienten noch individueller als bisher angepasst werden kann. Die Auswirkungen eines flexiblen, an die aktuelle Symptomatik angepassten Entlassmanagements wurden beispielsweise in einer aktuellen Studie von Hölzel et al[54] untersucht.Die vorliegende Studie wurde von der Köhler-Stiftung im Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft gefördert (Aktenzeichen S112/10104/09 und S112/10104/10). Die Köhler-Stiftung hatte keinen Einfluss auf die Erstellung dieses Manuskripts sowie die Einreichung bei der Psychiatrischen Praxis.Die Autoren geben an, dass kein Interessenkonflikt besteht.Which Factors Predict Treatment Duration and Outcome of Psychotherapeutic Hospital Treatment?Objective: Several studies document the effectiveness of psychotherapeutic hospital treatment in German speaking countries, although results show a considerable heterogeneity.…”
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