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[Who Benefits from Forensic Psychiatric Treatment? Results of a Catamnestic Study in Swabia]
Manuela Dudeck1, Irina Franke1, Adelheid Bezzel2
1Klinik für Forensische Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie der Universität Ulm am BKH Günzburg.
Objective:
Evaluation of treatment outcomes of forensic inpatients in the Bavarian district of Swabia (2010 - 2014).
Methods:
130 inpatients were interviewed about their social reintegration, substance use and delinquency immediately after discharge from forensic psychiatry and one year after.
Results:
One year after discharge 67 % of the patients referred due to substance use disorder according to § 64 of the German Penal Code were employed, 57 % were abstinent and 83 % did not reoffend. Patients who were detained due to severe mental illness according to § 63 of the German Penal Code often received inability pensions (57 %), 14 % were integrated in sheltered workshops and 100 % did not reoffend.
Conclusion:
Forensic-psychiatric treatment contributes to rehabilitation and reduces risk factors of mentally disordered offenders.
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