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[Evaluation of a mobile crisis resolution team, better at home than in hospital?]
Laura Saez1, Tassadit Taieb2, Laken Ndjoh Eton3
1EPSM Metz Jury, Route d'Ars Laquenexy, 57245 Jury, France; Université de Lorraine, UFR SHS-Metz, Research Team 2LPN (EA7489), Île du Saulcy, 57000 Metz, France.
Abstract:
Mobile teams in psychiatry are booming. A quasi-experimental French before-and-after study carried out at the Metz Jury public mental health facility has confirmed the international literature on the benefits of crisis resolution teams, in particular: a reduction in the number of admissions, an increase in the number of wom en taken into care, a reduction in the rate of care without consent, and a reduction in the length of full-time hospitalization. A qualitative analysis of the satisfaction of patients cared for by the mobile team and their families, compared with their experience of hospitalization, completes these results.
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