Psychiatric Hospitals
KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES OF PSYCHIATRIC NURSES REGARDING PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS’ RIGHTS IN AL-AMAL PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS, RIYADH CITY
... regarding psychiatric patient rights in Al- Amal psychiatric hospital in Riyadh ...Al-Amal psychiatric hospitals, data were collected by using self-administer questionnaire which is contain 25 ...
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The current state of physical activity and exercise programs in German-speaking, Swiss psychiatric hospitals: results from a brief online survey
... that psychiatric hospitals of the German-speaking part of Switzerland offer a broad variety of physical activity and exercising programs to their inpatients, although only 25%–50% of inpatients take part in ...
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<p>Hospital Characteristics Associated with Certified EHR Adoption among US Psychiatric Hospitals</p>
... general hospitals, no study has speci fi cally examined the impact ofhospital characteristics on certi fi ed EHR utilization in psychiatric ...on psychiatric hospitals, with their special ...
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Ethics, patient rights and staff attitudes in Shanghai's psychiatric hospitals
... Nearly all (97.2%) of the medical staff had not served as members of ethics committee that reviewed projects. This is unsurprising given the lack of such committees in the hospitals surveyed. Members of ethics ...
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Psychopathology of the General Population Referred by Primary Care Physicians for Urgent Assessment in Psychiatric Hospitals
... T he Urgent Referrals Team (URT) at the Royal Cornhill Hospital in Aberdeen was established in 2005. The team comprises of one or two psychiatrists (a registrar and/or a consultant) and three senior mental health nurses. ...
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Satisfaction of patients hospitalised in psychiatric hospitals: a randomised comparison of two psychiatric specific and one generic satisfaction questionnaires
... from psychiatric hospitals of Vaud and Geneva university centres, Switzerland, which are spread over three sites in Vaud and one in ...smaller hospitals), only two instruments were distrib- uted: ...
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Pathway for inpatients with depressive episode in Flemish psychiatric hospitals: a qualitative study
... eleven psychiatric hospitals were involved in our study, representing about one third of all psychiatric hospitals in ...ple hospitals, even though there are multiple publications on ...
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Economic cost and quality of life of family caregivers of schizophrenic patients attending psychiatric hospitals in Ghana
... Methods: We used a cost of illness analysis approach. Quality of life (QoL) was assessed using the abridged WHO Quality of Life (WHOQOL-BREF) tool. Cross-sectional data were collected from 442 caregivers of patients ...
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Clarifying the Strengths Oriented Attitude among Nurses in Psychiatric Hospitals in Japan
... Japanese psychiatric mental health systems are being steadily ...improved. Psychiatric nurses’ atti- tude towards strengths of persons with mental disability is critical in order to promote de-insti- ...
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Critical Cases Faced by Mental Health Nurses and Assistant Nurses in Psychiatric Hospitals in Greece
... the psychiatric hospitals do not appear to have changed significantly (Madianos et al, ...face psychiatric patients in ...Greek psychiatric hospitals an overlap between nurses’ duties ...
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Part time hospitalisation and stigma experiences: a study in contemporary psychiatric hospitals
... Fourth, the extent of the association between part-time hospitalisation and social rejection was rather small. The relationship was significant however, despite the small sample size, especially concerning the two ...
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Development and implementation of electronic medical handovers across psychiatric hospitals: quality improvement initiative
... A lack of integration between internal processes and failure to use the full potential of information technology (IT) systems is common in psychiatric hospitals. We aimed to reduce the number of out- of- ...
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In plain sight: open doors, mixed sex wards and English psychiatric hospitals, 1950s early 1990s
... progressive hospitals such as Fulbourn, Claybury and Severalls, all of which were run by ambitious medical superintendents, introduced sweeping changes that were intended to rehabilitate institutionalised patients ...
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Ethnicity, rates of mental illness and admission to psychiatric hospitals
... Data from the 2001 Census showed that men from Black and White/Black mixed groups had the highest rates of admission to psychiatric hospitals. They were three or more times likely than the general ...
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Involuntary admission in Norwegian adult psychiatric hospitals: a systematic review
... We considered for inclusion all articles published in peer-reviewed journals with data from Norway that involved the involuntary admission of patients to adult psychiatric hospitals subject to the Norwegian ...
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Health Information Management: Psychological factors influencing information privacy concerns in psychiatric hospitals
... that hospitals should develops, inform and implement policies and procedures to emphasize ethics, security and information protection control, ongoing inspections, precise monitoring and defini- tion of penalties ...
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Barriers to Disclosure of Intimate Partner Violence among Female Patients Availing Services at Tertiary Care Psychiatric Hospitals: A Qualitative Study.
... Background: Intimate partner violence (IPV)/domestic violence is one of the significant public health problems, but little is known about the barriers to disclosure in tertiary care psychiatric settings. ...
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Effectiveness of music therapy on depression among depressive patients at selected psychiatric hospitals, Coimbatore
... Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale (BPRS), and Social Disability Schedule for Inpatients (SDSI) was used to assess the negative symptoms in the clients with ...
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Client Satisfaction and Quality of Life at Primary Healthcare Clinics and Psychiatric Hospitals in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia
... The results did not show significant differences in participants’ QOL in all four domains and GH between PHC and hospital settings. As expected, the healthy control population reported significantly higher QOL than ...
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The closing of forensic psychiatric hospitals in Italy: determinants, current status and future perspectives: a scoping review
... address the complex needs of forensic psychiatric patients Scarpa, Castelletti, & Lega, 2017;.. The movement Democratic Psychiatry, founded by Basaglia and the special commissioner for.[r] ...
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