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[Psychological containment at home]
Marilyne Garcia1, Anne-Sophie Velay
1Centre hospitalier Saint-Jean-de Dieu, Lyon, France. Equipeinfirmiere2@arhm.fr
Soins. Psychiatrie
|January 8, 2015
Summary
This mobile care and rehabilitation program supports patients transitioning from long-term inpatient care. It provides a structured discharge program with nursing support for successful community reintegration.
Area of Science:
- Psychiatric rehabilitation
- Community mental health
- Healthcare delivery models
Context:
- Long-term inpatient care settings often face challenges in patient reintegration.
- Discharge planning requires robust support systems to ensure continuity of care.
- Mobile care teams offer a flexible approach to patient support outside traditional clinical settings.
Purpose:
- To describe a mobile care and rehabilitation program designed for patients transitioning from long-term inpatient care.
- To highlight the role of a dedicated nursing team in supporting patient discharge.
- To evaluate the effectiveness of a structured program utilizing community resources for patient reintegration.
Summary:
- A mobile care and rehabilitation team provides a structured discharge program for stabilized, long-term inpatients.
- The program utilizes community-based apartments and a part-time therapy center (CATTP) for patient guidance.
- Psychological containment and shared support are key components facilitating patient reintegration.
Impact:
- Successful reintegration of patients into the community.
- Reduced hospital readmission rates through sustained support.
- Improved quality of life for individuals with long-term mental health conditions.
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