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Title: The effects that patients have on their families in a community care and a control psychiatric service--a two year follow-up.
Authors: Grad, Jacqueline, Sainsbury, Peter, Grad, J (AUTHOR), Sainsbury, P (AUTHOR)
Source: British Journal of Psychiatry. Mar68, Vol. 114 Issue 508, p265-278. 14p. 19 Charts, 1 Graph.
Subjects: Families of people with mental illness, Psychotherapy patients, People with intellectual disabilities, Mental health services, Mental health facility admission & discharge, People with mental illness, Community health services, Mental illness treatment, Neuroses diagnosis, Psychoses, Age distribution, Families, Hospital care, Patient aftercare, Longitudinal method, Medical referrals, Occupations, Psychiatric nursing, Psychiatric social work, Sex distribution, Social classes, Diagnosis
Geographic Terms: Chichester (England), England
Abstract: The article presents a study that describes the effects that patients have on their families in a community care and a control psychiatric service in Chichester, England. A group of patients treated in two psychiatric services with differing admission policies was followed-up and the effects of the patients on their families was measured and compared. Analysis showed that the community service which favored extra-mural care left the patient's families more heavily burdened. When the difference between the services in family burden was examined, higher ratings obtained in the community service were found.
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