Evaluation of Psychiatric Emergencies in Athens Greater Area

Madianos, Michael G.; Lykouras, E.; Papadimitriou, G.N.; Martinos, A.; Stefanis, Costas N.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4684-4535-0_38

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“…2 He came from an illustrious family and against the wishes of family and teachers he became a Christian. During a brief career Vitus was said to have performed numerous miracles 3.…”

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Saint Vitus and his dance

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2001

Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery &Amp; Psychiatry

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“…2 He came from an illustrious family and against the wishes of family and teachers he became a Christian. During a brief career Vitus was said to have performed numerous miracles 3.…”

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Saint Vitus and his dance

Eftychiadis

2001

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“…In recent years much emphasis was placed upon the psychiatric reform, at an international level, including the community based care of people with psychosis [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ]. Within the context of this reform—which was initiated in Greece in 1984—there was a focus on the social integration of people with mental disorders and thus new roles were given to the family caregivers [ 5 ]. The deinstitutionalization of patients and the reduction of in-hospital care have resulted in increased caring responsibilities for family caregivers [ 6 ].…”

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“…The needs of the caregivers of patients with chronic psychotic syndrome is a research area that is not thoroughly investigated within the Greek context [ 5 , 28 , 29 ]. This raised the necessity to shed light in this particular subject.…”

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Caring for Patients with Psychosis: Mental Health Professionals’ Views on Informal Caregivers’ Needs

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Koukouli

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The aim of this study was to explore the views of mental health professionals regarding the needs of the informal caregivers of patients with chronic psychotic syndrome. A qualitative research design was used. The sample consisted of 12 mental health professionals selected by a purposive sampling strategy. Data were collected through semistructured, face to face interviews. Framework analysis was used to analyze qualitative data and establish main themes and subthemes. Three main themes emerged namely, (i) impact of caring on caregivers’ lives, (ii) caregivers’ needs, and (iii) recommendations for better care. Informal caregivers’ needs were conceptualized into subthemes within the main themes. Caregivers’ increased responsibilities of caring for their relatives, the impact on their mental and physical health status and the restrictions in their social and professional life were revealed. Targeted health interventions and social policy planning are recommended for supporting informal caregivers and improving patient care.

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Evaluation of Psychiatric Emergencies in Athens Greater Area

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Saint Vitus and his dance

Saint Vitus and his dance

Caring for Patients with Psychosis: Mental Health Professionals’ Views on Informal Caregivers’ Needs

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