Der erste Kontakt mit einer psychiatrischen Einrichtung: Was brauchen die Angehörigen Schizophreniekranker?

Friedrich, Fabian; Unger, Annemarie; Fellinger, Matthäus; Süßenbacher, Stefanie; Freidl, Marion; Wancata, Johannes

doi:10.1055/s-0033-1360033

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“…Additionally, a lack of adequate medical knowledge was described by relatives, which increased the sense of insecurity and perception of high burden of care [ 40 ]. Some service providers offered self-help groups for relatives, which were well accepted.…”

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Integrated care in German mental health services as benefit for relatives – a qualitative study

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BackgroundAs mental health services undergo the process of deinstitutionalization, this is resulting in a higher burden of care for relatives. Evidence suggests that interventions for carers have a beneficial impact on their psychological health. A reduction of responsibility for relatives is linked with a significantly improved outcome for the severely mentally ill. The aim of the study was to explore the relatives’ experiences with severely mentally ill patients in different integrated care service providers.MethodsSemi-structured focus groups and interviews were conducted with 24 relatives of patients receiving community based integrated care for severe mental illness. The collected data was transcribed and evaluated using qualitative content analysis. A deductive-inductive approach was used in generating thematic categories.ResultsFour main categories were found related to the structural aspects of the integrated care services and for the experiences of the relatives within these services. Relatives reported that the services offered significant relief and substantial support in daily life. In addition, relatives felt a reduced burden of carer responsibility and therefore that they were provided with more protection and stability. This resulted in a sense of encouragement and not feeling left alone to face challenges.ConclusionRelatives are a critical resource for patients suffering from mental health problems and benefit from formal structures and interventions to support them in carer role. An important need is to ensure continuity of care for patients and the bridging of gaps concerning information and support needs for relatives when providing integrated mental health services in the community.

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“…Los propios cuidadores, conscientes de su situación, han expresado sus propias necesidades, siendo las más repetidas la falta de información sobre la enfermedad (pronóstico, tratamiento o servicios disponibles) (Friedrich et al, 2014), el manejo conductual (Mandal, Prakash y Sinha Deb, 2013), el apoyo emocional (Yeh, Hwu, Chen y Wu, 2008) o el propio malestar emocional experimentado (McIntyre, 2009).…”

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Efectividad de una Intervención Psicoeducativa en la Reducción de la Sobrecarga del Cuidador Informal del Paciente con Esquizofrenia (EDUCA-III-OSA)

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“…Auch im Rahmen der psychiatrischen Versorgung der erkrankten Frauen bemängelten die Teilnehmer ein defizitäres Informationsmanagement der Gesundheitsprofessionen und eine nur geringe Berücksichtigung der spezifischen Lebenssituation der betroffenen Familien. Dieser Befund stützt die Ergebnisse anderer nationaler Studien, dass sich Angehörige psychisch erkrankter Menschen mehr Informationen über die Erkrankung sowie das Behandlungsregime von den professionellen Akteuren wünschen [32,33] [11], erscheint der stärkere Einbezug der Väter in Planung und Durchführung der Behandlung der erkrankten Mutter auf der Mutter-Kind-Station empfehlenswert, um den Vätern die Möglichkeit zu geben, trotz der psychischen Erkrankung der Partnerin in ihre Vaterrolle hineinzuwachsen.…”

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Fremdheit – das Erleben von Männern, deren Partnerinnen nach der Geburt eines Babys psychisch erkranken

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This study explores men's perceptions of their partners' postpartum psychiatric disorders and their experiences of acute mental health care. Interviews were conducted with 13 men who had experienced postpartum psychiatric disorders of their partners. Data were analysed using grounded theory methodology. Fathers were affected by their partners' postpartum psychiatric disorder and inpatient treatment. The core category found is the experience of strangeness. The men were faced with a changed partner, an unknown disorder and a confusing mental health care system. Fathers wanted to support their partners but felt rarely noticed by mental health care providers. Increased awareness of fathers' needs, such as being informed and involved in their partner's care planning, is recommended to promote the whole family system.

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Der erste Kontakt mit einer psychiatrischen Einrichtung: Was brauchen die Angehörigen Schizophreniekranker?

Abstract: Those being the first time in contact with psychiatric services need some specific interventions significantly more often than later.

Cited by 7 publications

References 21 publications

Integrated care in German mental health services as benefit for relatives – a qualitative study

Integrated care in German mental health services as benefit for relatives – a qualitative study

Efectividad de una Intervención Psicoeducativa en la Reducción de la Sobrecarga del Cuidador Informal del Paciente con Esquizofrenia (EDUCA-III-OSA)

Fremdheit – das Erleben von Männern, deren Partnerinnen nach der Geburt eines Babys psychisch erkranken

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