2007
DOI: 10.7202/014459ar
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Évaluation de la qualité de vie et des besoins des personnes itinérantes atteintes de troubles mentaux graves : perceptions d’une équipe itinérance-outreach

Abstract: ItinéranceVolume 25, numéro 2, automne 2000 URI : id.erudit.org/iderudit/014459ar

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“…One American study described a mobile crisis team of registered nurses and physicians who assess persons for expedited admission into state psychiatric facilities (Gou et al, 2001). Other groups of services are described as having an outreach or case management component to their mental health services (Lam & Rosenheck, 1999;McCartley & Yates, 1998;Morris & Warnock, 2001;Poirier, Bonin, Lesage & Reinharz, 2000;Pollack, 1997;Power & Attenborough, 2003). However, only three teams (two in the United States and one in the United Kingdom) were described as having multi-disciplinary membership, consisting of registered nurses, psychiatrists and allied health professionals (Plescia et al, 1997;Pollack, 1997;Power & Attenborough, 2003).…”
Section: Review Of Studies On Psychiatric Outreach Models For Homelesmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…One American study described a mobile crisis team of registered nurses and physicians who assess persons for expedited admission into state psychiatric facilities (Gou et al, 2001). Other groups of services are described as having an outreach or case management component to their mental health services (Lam & Rosenheck, 1999;McCartley & Yates, 1998;Morris & Warnock, 2001;Poirier, Bonin, Lesage & Reinharz, 2000;Pollack, 1997;Power & Attenborough, 2003). However, only three teams (two in the United States and one in the United Kingdom) were described as having multi-disciplinary membership, consisting of registered nurses, psychiatrists and allied health professionals (Plescia et al, 1997;Pollack, 1997;Power & Attenborough, 2003).…”
Section: Review Of Studies On Psychiatric Outreach Models For Homelesmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Une étude de Statistique Canada (Rodrigue, 2016) portant sur l'itinérance cachée révèle qu'une proportion plus grande de Canadiennes et de Canadiens ayant un faible sentiment d'appartenance ou encore peu d'amis, de membres de famille ou de proches, ont vécu un épisode d'itinérance cachée. Selon Poirier et collab. (2000), la diminution du lien social peut provenir de la stigmatisation des personnes en situation d'itinérance ou encore de situations familiales tendues.…”
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