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[Quality Standards in Old Age Psychiatry]
Stefan Klöppel1,2, Armin von Gunten1,3, Dan Georgescu1,4
1Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Alterspsychiatrie und -psychotherapie, Weggis, Schweiz.
Abstract:
Quality Standards in Old Age Psychiatry Abstract. Quality standards and regulations are becoming increasingly important and are promoted in the context of the permission to treat, to bill and via financial incentives. In this context, the regulatory frameworks focus to varying degrees on structural, process or outcome criteria. On behalf of the Swiss Society for Old Age Psychiatry and Psychotherapy (SGAP), we summarize the quality elements in this document and group the requirements derived from them based on setting (outpatient, intermediate, inpatient) and structural quality criteria (staffing ratio, infrastructure). There is a very extensive requirements matrix, and its implementation requires considerable efforts, not least because of the shortage of specialists and limited financial resources of psychiatric institutions and medical practices. The criteria of the requirements, matrix must be further developed and anchored in a "competence-based training in old age psychiatry".
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