2011
DOI: 10.7202/1005813ar
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Nouveaux paramètres pour l’élaboration des pratiques de soutien communautaire : contribution des organismes communautaires et alternatifs au Québec

Abstract: Cet article examine l’origine et le contexte du projet d’implantation du suivi dans la communauté selon la perspective des organismes communautaires et alternatifs en santé mentale au Québec. L’auteure présente les résultats d’une recherche sur les pratiques de ces organismes qui ont développé un dispositif spécifique qui intègre les composantes essentielles du modèle de suivi communautaire. L’auteure examine six paramètres qui permettent de caractériser les dispositifs, les approches et les pratiques : 1) l’a… Show more

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“…The ACT program is a model that was developed within the walls of a psychiatric institution as an alternative to hospitalization in the context of deinstitutionalization; it is defined as providing round-the-clock, individualized psychiatric services in a person’s home or community (17). However, it has a history of coercive and intrusive interventions that are almost singularly focused on pharmacological adherence to manage symptoms (18, 19). The objective of ACT is to provide comprehensive outreach in the community where service users can access the same type of treatment team they would access if they were in an inpatient setting.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The ACT program is a model that was developed within the walls of a psychiatric institution as an alternative to hospitalization in the context of deinstitutionalization; it is defined as providing round-the-clock, individualized psychiatric services in a person’s home or community (17). However, it has a history of coercive and intrusive interventions that are almost singularly focused on pharmacological adherence to manage symptoms (18, 19). The objective of ACT is to provide comprehensive outreach in the community where service users can access the same type of treatment team they would access if they were in an inpatient setting.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%